NHP DC Isolator Switch Recall
If your solar power system includes a ‘NHP’ branded DC isolator switch, you may be affected by a product safety recall notice. Certain models of NHP isolator switches have been recalled because they stay ‘ON’, even when the switch handle says it has been turned ‘OFF’. This can potentially lead to the electrocution of electrical contractors working on your system. To have a qualified electrician come and check if your NHP DC isolator switch has been recalled and needs replacing, simply contact Solargain today for immediate support.
Faulty Isolator Switch Product
NHP DC Isolator Switch
Model/Type:
- NHP-KDA-432 and KDM-432 metal and plastic versions sold at Electrical Wholesalers.
What are the defects?
NHP DC Solar Isolator Switches with date codes from x0113 to x3813 (x can be any number between 1 & 5) are the isolator switches being recalled..
Note that the last four digits are critical to identify the affected product. Switches with date codes x3913 and above are not affected.
Important: These date codes are only labelled internally and should only be accessed by an authorised electrical contractor.
What are the hazards?
Risk of electric shock to the electrical contractor during maintenance and installation.
Dates sold (installed)
11th July 2013 - 11th February 2014
What states the product was sold
Nationally
What should consumers do?
Call Solargain immediately for advice and to book a solar maintenance check and DC isolator switch replacement. Alternatively, use the form below to book a solar maintenance appointment. We will get back to you immediately.
Australian Government Recall Notice
Visit the Government Recalls website about this listing.
