A radiant heater has been recalled over fears {that a} broken bracket may result in carbon monoxide poisoning when used indoors.
The Celmec Heatray IRH-G 118 Overhead Radiant Heater was bought nationally between September 3, 2008 and November 27, 2013.
“A burner tile retention bracket may deteriorate after several years of use, allowing the burner tile to move and compromise the efficiency of combustion of the appliance,” the ACCC stated.
“Appliances installed indoors may no longer be safe for use.”
If used outdoor the heater just isn’t thought-about unsafe.
If used indoors, the affected heaters pose a threat of carbon monoxide poisoning “which could result in serious illness, injury, or death”.
Consumers in possession of an affected heater ought to cease utilizing it instantly and, if in a position, ought to flip off the fuel provide and disconnect the equipment from the facility level.
“Note the Serial Number of the unit and contact Celmec International to verify if you have an affected heater and to arrange for a qualified technician to inspect and repair the heater on site,” the ACCC stated.
“The serial number is located inside the rear panel on the left hand side.”
For extra info shoppers can contact Celmec on 03 8552 8200.
Source: www.news.com.au
