Powerline Ethernet Adaptors Recalled by Netgear
by Dave Nixon
January 28, 2008
Netgear has recalled its European range of XE103 85Mbps powerline Ethernet adaptors.
In order to remove the need for installing additional Ethernet cables, the adaptors are designed to establish a home network over electricity cables.
The issue appears to be associated with the risk that the device may overheat under some circumstances, causing a fire.
The units are being recalled as a precautionary measure as RegHardware reports that Netgear have not actually had any reports of this happening.
The recall only affects 220-240V versions of the adaptors.
Customers can verify if their product is on the recall list by visiting the Netgear website.
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