Note: The firm's number has changed (12/21/23).
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Remotec ZDS-100US dimming and switch module -
Remotec ZDS-100US model and serial number location
The module wiring is incorrectly installed, posing a shock hazard to consumers.
About 213,000
Vivint toll-free at (800) 216-5232 from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at https://www.vivint.com/legal/remotec-recall.
Recall Details
This recall involves Vivint's Remotec plug-in dimming and on/off switch module, model ZDS-100US. It was sold separately or in home automation alarm systems that remotely control lighting and home appliances and act as a repeater that amplifies wireless signals. The off-white module plugs into the wall and measures about 5 inches long at the top and 4 inches long at the bottom, 2.45 inches high at the center and 1.39 inches wide at bottom. It has electric outlets on both sides and signal strength indicators at the top. Recalled modules have the first four digits of the serial numbers ranging from 1115 through 1440. Remotec, model and serial numbers are printed in black on the rear of the dimming switch module.
This recall remedy is no longer available. Destroy this product.
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Vivint, Inc. of Provo, Utah
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