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IKEA Recalls Track Lighting System: Electric Shock Hazard

If you have a track lighting system from IKEA, check to see if it’s being recalled.

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Recalled IKEA track lighting

These track lighting systems from IKEA pose a shock hazard. Image: CPSC

In conjunction with the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, IKEA voluntarily recalled select 365 + SÄNDA track lighting systems.

The Swedish retailer said a straight track system used to hold and power light fixtures poses an electric shock hazard. Roughly 5,000 are being recalled in the U.S., with an estimated 97,000 additional units worldwide.

No injuries have been reported. However, the Consumer Product Safety Commission is still seeking incident or injury reports related to the tracks.

You can identify faulty 28-inch and 45-inch track system units by checking to see if the supplier number 21338 and date stamp 1134 through 1208 are printed on a white label attached to the side of the unit.

Anyone who is currently using one of the defective units should disconnect and return it to any IKEA location for a replacement or full refund. The recalled systems were sold by IKEA from September 2011 to March 2012. 

deirdre-sullivan Deirdre Sullivan

is an NYC-based writer who’s obsessed with maximizing every inch of her urban dwelling. She’s a former fashionista who has worked for Lucky Magazine, InStyle, and ideeli.com. She recently traded her high heels and Fashion Week pass for a drill and bandsaw.

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