Passionategeekz On June 22, recently, Romes and Anker announced the recall of several of its models of mobile power banks (power banks), and the corresponding mobile power banks have safety risks of overheating or even burning.
At present, many civil aviation airports have issued regulations to conduct “strict investigation” on mobile power supplies of corresponding brands. Passionategeekz found through actual testing today that Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport/Changsha Huanghua International Airport focuses on verifying the brands and models of mobile power supplies carried by users.If the product carried by the passenger is on the recall list, it needs to be discarded or mailed for processing voluntarily。
Romanes brand
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Mobile power supply model: PAC20-272, production batch: C14-P6/P7, M14-P6/P7, C13-P6/P7, M20-Q1/Q2, M14-Q1/Q2, C14-Q1/Q2, Manufacturing dates: June 5, 2023 to July 28, 2023, January 5, 2024 to February 8, 2024.
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Mobile power supply model: PAC20-392, production batch: M14-Q6/Q7, C13-Q6/Q7, M20-Q6/Q7, M22-Q6/Q7, manufacturing date: June 23, 2024 to July 31, 2024.
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Mobile power supply model: PLT20A-152, production batch: M20-P8 / Q1, manufacturing date: August 2023 to January 2024.
Anker Brand
Passionategeekz also checked Weibo and learned thatThe corresponding regulations are implemented, including Nanchang Changbei Airport and Chenyang Taoxian International Airportpassengers who are on planes and carrying mobile power supplies should check whether their mobile power supply model complies with regulations before departure to avoid delays due to security inspection issues.
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