Terex Utilities recalls Power Over Fiber Base Modules with incorrect laser class labeling. Products may not be certified for safety, risking injury from improper laser exposure. Affected units include specific part numbers.
Device not certified - no laser product report was filed with CDRH prior to distribution. Product label incorrectly states device is "Class IV", although Class 1 is appropriate for device. Improperly labeled - omitted labels required under 21 CFR 1040.10 / IEC 60825-1 via LN#56. Missing certification and proper manufacturer's ID label. Was not accompanied by compliant User Information. Formalized quality control procedures and record keeping of QC testing was not performed to IEC 60825-1 nor 21 CFR 1040.10 standards. Sales information did not convey required class designation and warning statement
Terex Utilities is recalling Power Over Fiber Base Modules due to incorrect laser class labeling and missing safety certifications. This could lead to unsafe laser exposure if the device is used without proper certification.
The device was incorrectly labeled as Class IV laser equipment when it should be Class 1. This labeling error means the device may not have proper safety certifications and could expose users to unsafe laser levels without adequate warnings.
Users of Power Over Fiber Base Modules with part numbers 633232, 622365, 633383, 633910, or 635731 are affected. Those using the devices for industrial or technical applications are most at risk due to potential laser exposure.
Check for part numbers 633232, 622365, 633383, 633910, or 635731 on the device. The product was sold without proper safety labels and certifications required by U.S. and international standards.
Look for the part numbers 633232, 622365, 633383, 633910, or 635731 on the device.
The device was incorrectly labeled as Class IV laser equipment when it should be Class 1. It also lacked required safety certifications and labels under U.S. and international standards.
Part numbers 633232, 622365, 633383, 633910, and 635731 are affected.
The recall record does not specify a remedy or fix for this issue.
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Subject: Recall Z-2745-2026 — Terex Utilities Terex Utilities Hello, I own a Terex Utilities that is covered by recall Z-2745-2026 from Terex Utilities. I’m writing to arrange the remedy described in the recall (a refund, repair, or replacement as applicable). Could you please tell me the next steps to resolve this? Thank you.
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