1.4 million Schneider electrical panels recalled for overheating, fire potential
Schneider has recalled 1.4 million of its electrical panels due to overheating that could cause burning or fire.
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Jun 16, 2022, 5:27 PM
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Updated 1,142 days ago
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8h agoSchneider has recalled 1.4 million of its electrical panels due to overheating that could cause burning or fire.
The panels date back to February 2020 and could be installed in homes, businesses or recreational cars.
For more information about the recall, click here.
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