ScottCare TeleSentry Battery Recall Due to Explosion Risk During Recharging

Plain-English summary

ScottCare Corporation is recalling 9,067 TeleSentry 3.7 Li-Ion Polymer batteries. The recall was initiated after the firm received a complaint that a battery exploded while it was being recharged. The affected batteries are intended for use in diagnostic evaluation of patients who experience transient symptoms or asymptomatic events that may suggest cardiac arrhythmia.

The recall covers Model # TS01, Part #101109, with specific serial numbers ranging from 27313 to 38852. The batteries were distributed worldwide, including in the United States and Canada. The source text does not specify the exact number of affected patients or the specific dates of distribution.

Consumers and healthcare providers should check their inventory for these specific serial numbers. If a battery is found, it should be removed from service and returned to ScottCare Corporation for replacement or refund. The source text does not provide specific contact information for the recall, but users should refer to the official FDA recall notice for detailed instructions.

The recalled product

Product

TeleSentry Battery, 3.7 Li-Ion Polymer Battery, CAUTION Do not expose to high temperature. Do not disassemble. Dispose of properly. Use specified charger only. 60pC/140pF The ScottCare Corporation. Intended for diagnostic evaluation of patients who experience transient sympto

Manufacturer

Scottcare Corporation

Category

Medical Device — Cardiac Monitoring

Hazard

• explosion
• fire

Affected units

9,067

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Distribution

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