The cause of the explosion of Romes power bank is suspected to be exposed: battery cell suppliers are taking the blame?

[CNMO Technology News]”Power Bank Explosion” is one of the most popular topics in the technology circle recently. Various rumors and official responses are coming one after another onlookers, and the onlookers can’t stop eating the melons. According to Passionategeekz, some bloggers are suspected of exposing the cause of the explosion of power banks such as Romanes.

The blogger revealed that news obtained through a friend in the supply chain said that the cause of the explosion of this power bank was that the industry’s lithium battery cell supplier Ampres outsourced two batches of battery cells to a factory in Jiangxi for production. This outsourcing factory illegally replaced the raw materials of the battery cathode and anode separators, resulting in the risk of failure of the battery’s positive and negative separators, which ultimately led to the explosion of the power bank. The blogger further revealed that Ampres is a very top supplier in the industry, and brands such as Anker and Romes have purchased battery cells from this supplier. “That’s why Anker issued a recall announcement like Romes, because their products all involve Ampres’s batch of problematic battery cells.” The blogger reminds netizens that even if you have not purchased Romes’ power bank, you should pay more attention to the recall announcement of the corresponding brand of your power bank.

In the comment section, some netizens said that Huawei power bank is OEM. In response to this, a digital blogger refuted the rumor: Romes does not have a mobile power factory, they are all OEMs, and they are OEMs that have no factory and are OEMs for Huawei? Pure rumors. It is reported that Huawei 66W mobile power supply is manufactured by Scud OEM, and 22.5W mobile power supply is manufactured by Xinwangda OEM.

According to official information, some battery cell raw materials may pose risks in extreme scenarios, and there are safety risks. Romes recently applied to the market supervision department and actively launched a recall plan for some batches of products.

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