The Office for Product Safety and Standards has published a product safety report for a LEDSone UK Ltd AC-DC power supply adapter, model CJ-1205, presenting a serious risk of fire. The product is described as an AC-DC 12V 5A power supply adaptor supplied in a black and green box, with China given as the country of origin.
According to the report, the mains plug is not fitted with an appropriate fuse link and does not meet the dimensional requirements of BS 1363. The report states that a compliant fuse is needed to protect against faults and that, without one, the plug could overheat or explode. The live and neutral pins are narrower than permitted and the ISOD pin is shorter than permitted, the report says, and the plug also fails to meet the insulation requirements. In addition, the report states the product is supplied without the required instructions or safety information.
The report states that the product does not meet the requirements of the Electrical Equipment (Safety) Regulations 2016 or the Plugs and Sockets (Safety) Regulations 1994.
On corrective action, the report states that the product has been withdrawn from the market by LEDSone UK Limited (Electricalsone). The report carries PSD notification number 2610-0165 and was notified by Local Authority Trading Standards.
What the notice says for buyers
The official report records withdrawal from the market. It does not set out a consumer refund or replacement procedure. This is a safety warning about the identified adapter; the report does not announce a consumer recall. The original notice below provides the product description and supporting documents.
Original sources
Official notice dated 2026-11-04: Office for Product Safety and Standards.
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