EMSD Issues Warning: Stop Using Two Models of Super and JHE adaptors

EMSD urges public to stop using two models of Super and JHE adaptors

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department (EMSD) today (March 25) urged the public to stop using two models of Super and JHE adaptors and contact the product suppliers, Golden Edge Group Limited and Japan Home Centre (H.K.) Limited, on matters of product returns and refunds.

The two models of adaptors concerned are as follows:

Brand

Model

Supplier

Super

N13USB3A

Golden Edge Group Limited

JHE

JHE-SU082PD

Japan Home Centre (H.K.) Limited

The EMSD's tests found that the above two models of adaptors do not comply with the relevant safety standard. The internal components of the adaptors may experience displacement after prolonged use, thus posing potential electrical shock hazards. The EMSD has liaised with the relevant suppliers regarding the test results for follow-up actions. According to the suppliers, manufacturing defects were found on the adaptors. The suppliers have therefore decided to arrange a recall with refunds for these products.

For details of the products recalls, please visit the website of Golden Edge Group Limited at www.yusco.com.hk and the website of Japan Home Centre (H.K.) Limited at www.ihr.com.hk.

For enquiries, please call Golden Edge Group Limited's customer service hotline at 2558 0163 and Japan Home Centre (H.K.) Limited's hotline at 2695 9082.

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (March 25) urged the public to stop using a model of JHE adaptor (Model No: JHE-SU082PD). Photo shows the product label on the back of the adaptor. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (March 25) urged the public to stop using a model of JHE adaptor (Model No: JHE-SU082PD). Photo shows the adaptor. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (March 25) urged the public to stop using a model of Super adaptor (Model No: N13USB3A). Photo shows the product label on the back of the adaptor. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

The Electrical and Mechanical Services Department today (March 25) urged the public to stop using a model of Super adaptor (Model No: N13USB3A). Photo shows the adaptor. Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

CS concludes visit to Shaanxi Province

The Chief Secretary for Administration, Mr Chan Kwok-ki, visited Shaanxi Province for two consecutive days from yesterday (April 4), where he called on local leaders and exchanged views with officials on strengthening the development of various aspects between the two places, including cultural exchanges, educational co-operation, and innovation and technology.

Mr Chan called on the Secretary of the CPC Shaanxi Provincial Committee, Mr Zhao Yide, yesterday to exchange views on deepening Hong Kong-Shaanxi exchanges and co-operation. The Executive Deputy Director of the Hong Kong and Macao Work Office of the CPC Central Committee and the Hong Kong and Macao Affairs Office of the State Council, Mr Xu Qifang, also attended the meeting. Mr Chan said that since the signing of the Strengthening Hong Kong/Shaanxi Co-operation Agreement and a series of Memoranda of Understanding in areassuch as legal services, innovation and technology, education, and tourism in 2024, exchanges and co-operation between Hong Kong and Shaanxi have yielded fruitful results under the support of the Central Government and through the joint efforts of both places. He added that co-operation in various aspects between the two places, in particular in the areas of cultural exchanges, educational co-operation, and innovation and technology, can be strengthened to achieve complementary advantages in the future.

During the meeting, Mr Chan expressed his gratitude for the invitation by the Shaanxi Provincial People's Government to the memorial ceremony for legendary emperor Huang Di during the Ching Ming Festival. He said that the event was significant, connecting descendants of the Yan and Huang emperors from around the world to worship together the earliest mythical ruler Huang Di, and to pass on the good moral quality of treasuring historical legacies for the Chinese nation. The Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government's participation can help Hong Kong citizens to gain a deeper understanding of the origin of the Chinese civilisation, building a stronger sense of national identity and affection. He also expressed hope for strengthening co-operation in patriotic education with Shaanxi in the future, enabling Hong Kong citizens, especially the younger generation, to gain a deeper understanding of and identification with the nation and Chinese culture.

Mr Chan concluded his visit to Shaanxi Province after attending the memorial ceremony for legendary emperor Huang Di during the Ching Ming Festival this morning, and returned to Hong Kong this afternoon.

CS concludes visit to Shaanxi Province Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

CS concludes visit to Shaanxi Province Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

CS concludes visit to Shaanxi Province Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases

CS concludes visit to Shaanxi Province Source: HKSAR Government Press Releases