Hatch Baby Recalls Around 1 Million Power Adapters Due to Shock Hazard

The company also said it is “no longer sourcing power adapters” from China-based Jiangsu Chenyang Electron.
Hatch Baby Recalls Around 1 Million Power Adapters Due to Shock Hazard
Hatch Baby's Rest 1st Generation Sound Machine sold with recalled power adapter. Courtesy of U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
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A California-based sleep device manufacturer has issued a recall involving almost a million power adapters because the machine’s plastic housing can detach, posing an electrical shock hazard to owners.

The recall notice for the Rest 1st Generation sound machines—an app-controlled system that emits white noise to calm babies and help them doze off—was posted on the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission’s (CPSC) website on July 3.
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