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Recalled Patriot Light Kit, Model 3434114, with Sterno Home LED power supply -
Recalled Paradise Light Kit, Model GL33923BK, with Sterno Home LED power supply -
Recalled Paradise Light Kit, Model GL33912BK, with Sterno Home LED power supply -
Recalled Paradise Light Kit, Model GL33966BK, with Sterno Home LED power supply -
Recalled Hampton Bay and Paradise Lighting, Models HD33677BK, 1002753108, GL33993BR, TN-1210451, with Sterno Home LED power supply -
Recalled Paradise and Patriot Lighting, Models GL39166 and 3434162, with Sterno Home LED power supply
The path lights have a defective Sterno Home LED power supply that has a plug blade that can remain in the AC outlet when the LED power supply is pulled from the outlet, posing a risk of electric shock to the user.
About 77,000
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled path lights, remove the LED power supply from the outlet, cut the power supply in half and discard the entire product in the trash.
Recall Details
This recall involves Hampton Bay, Patriot Lighting and Paradise light kits sold with Sterno Home LED power supplies. The power supplies alter the voltage going through the light circuit. “Hampton Bay,” “Patriot Lighting,” and “Paradise” are printed on the rating label of the lights.
Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled path lights and contact Sterno Home to receive a free replacement LED power supply and installation instructions.
The firm has received one report of the light’s power supply plug blade detaching in an AC outlet. No injuries have been reported.
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