GPS watches recalled by Decathlon for dangerous batteries

The Rappel Conso site issued a recall sheet on Wednesday concerning GPS watches sold by Decathlon.

These running accessories were marketed throughout France between September 2, 2019 and December 31, 2022. The batteries in these watches present a risk of burns, or even fire when charging or in use. some products.

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GPS Watches - KIPRUN

Risks: External injuries, Fire

Reason: The battery is likely to overheat and may cause burns and/or a possible outbreak of fire during charging and/or in use.https://t .co/r2MIWhBLmT pic.twitter.com/O2galF9oob

– RappelConso (@RappelConso) March 2, 2022

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The watches concerned are of the KIPRUN brand, models GPS500 (8527648 and 8527647) and GPS550 (8527651 and 8527652).

All lots are recalled by the sports store.

Customers who possess one of these objects intended for running are invited to stop using them.

They can contact consumer service and return the watch to the nearest store for a refund.

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