# Major Recall Alert: RuuviTag Pro Sensor (4-in-1), RuuviTag Sensor (2-in-1), RuuviTag Sensor (3-in-1), RuuviTag Sensor (4-in-1) Recalled Due to Non-Compliance with Button Battery Safety Standards
Australian consumers beware: a major product recall has been announced for several popular RuuviTag Sensors. The recalled products, including the **RuuviTag Pro Sensor (4-in-1)**, **RuuviTag Sensor (2-in-1)**, **RuuviTag Sensor (3-in-1)**, and **RuuviTag Sensor (4-in-1)**, fail to meet mandatory safety standards for products containing button or coin batteries. These batteries may not be adequately secured, potentially putting children at serious risk. Parents and caregivers are urged to act immediately to prevent accidental injuries related to these products.
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## Why This Recall is Important
The safety of button and coin batteries is a high-priority concern when it comes to household products, particularly those that can be accessed by young children. These products do not include adequate safeguards to secure their button batteries or provide the **mandatory warning information**, creating a potentially deadly hazard.
Accidental ingestion of button batteries by children can cause severe internal burns, choking, and even fatal injuries. Due to these risks, strict Australian safety standards govern products containing such batteries, and manufacturers are required to secure battery compartments and include warning information clearly on packaging or product manuals.
Failure to comply with these regulations, as seen in these RuuviTag sensors, poses an unacceptable risk to consumer safety, particularly for families.
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### Details of the Recall
The details of the recall are as follows:
- **Affected Brands & Products:**
- **RuuviTag Pro Sensor (4-in-1)**
- **RuuviTag Sensor (2-in-1)**
- **RuuviTag Sensor (3-in-1)**
- **RuuviTag Sensor (4-in-1)**
- **Issue Identified:**
- Button/coin batteries in the affected products are not securely enclosed.
- Products do not include the required warning information as per Australian safety standards.
- Batteries may be accessible, leading to potential injury if ingested by young children.
- **Safety Announcement Date:**
- 28,035 (August 2024).
- **Manufacturer Action Required:**
- Ruuvi, in collaboration with Solar 4 RVs, is providing customers with **free repairs** to make the products compliant with safety standards.
### What You Should Do
If you own one of the recalled RuuviTag sensors, here’s what you should do:
1. **Stop Using the Product Immediately:**
Discontinue use of the sensors to eliminate any risk of harm.
2. **Keep Out of Reach of Children:**
Store the product safely, away from children, ensuring they cannot access the unsecured button batteries.
3. **Contact Solar 4 RVs for a Free Repair:**
Get in touch with Solar 4 RVs, the distributor, to arrange for a **no-cost repair**. The repair process will address the battery compartment’s security and include proper warning information.
For further details on the recall and the repair arrangement, visit the official recall notice on the [Product Safety Australia website](https://www.productsafety.gov.au/search-consumer-product-recalls/ruuvitag-sensors).
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With button battery safety being a growing concern, take proactive measures to stay updated on recalled products and protect your loved ones today. If you own a RuuviTag Sensor, act now to make your environment safer for children while adhering to Australian safety standards.
