Arcos Burn Navigator H2 Recalled for Battery Fire Risk
Arcos, Inc. is recalling 28 Burn Navigator H2 units because their battery packs may heat up abnormally and ignite in rare instances.
What this means for you
Illness, injury, or structural failure has been reported. Stop using the product immediately and contact the manufacturer for a refund or repair.
Our severity reasoning: The recall involves a fire hazard (ignition) associated with a medical device, which aligns with the rubric criterion for 'significant injury/property-damage reports' or high-risk product defects, warranting a Severe classification.
Plain-English summary
Arcos, Inc. is recalling 28 units of the Burn Navigator H2 medical device, including models 1120 and 1125. The recall involves specific Panasonic battery packs (Model CF-H2, Part Number CMP-1523) that may heat up abnormally and ignite in rare instances.
The affected units were distributed in the United States to Arizona, Louisiana, Oregon, Maryland, Texas, and Washington. No products were distributed outside the US. The recall covers specific serial numbers and battery lot numbers detailed in the agency's structured data.
Consumers who possess these specific Burn Navigator H2 units should stop using them immediately and contact Arcos, Inc. for instructions on how to return the product or obtain a replacement.
The recalled product
- Product
- Brand Name Burn Navigator¿ Model Numbers: Catalog 1120, Burn Navigator¿ H2 Catalog 1125, Burn Navigator¿ H2 Transport Package Burn Navigator User Manual Manual-1120 Burn Navigator User's Manual, Rev. F Battery: Panasonic Model CF-H2 Part Number CMP-1523
- Manufacturer
- Arcos, Inc
- Category
- Medical Device — Burn Care
- Hazard
- Affected units
- 28
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