Handheld worklight recalled

Arlec Australia Limited

Friday, 01 July, 2016

Arlec Australia has advised that the company’s rechargeable Handheld Worklight 150 Lumen 15 LED product may contain materials that do not comply with the flammability requirements of AS/NZS 60335.1.1

If the product overheats, there is the potential for a fire or burn hazard. The Handheld 15 LED was sold nationally through Bunnings stores between January 2015 and 10 June 2016 and bears the model number WLED15.

Affected consumers should contact Arlec directly, either via email (custservice@arlec.com.au) or by telephoning 03 9982 5111.

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