A consumer-safety investigation by Electrical Safety First finds that multiple travel adaptor devices sold to UK consumers online pose safety risks. The organization purchases 14 travel adaptors from platforms including AliExpress, eBay, Amazon Marketplace, and TikTok Shop. Electrical Safety First reports that all 14 devices fail basic safety tests, which it describes as indicating that the adaptors are “highly dangerous.” The findings highlight that the failures are detected even in basic compliance checks, suggesting that defective or substandard products reach consumers through major e-commerce marketplaces. The reports do not specify which specific models were tested in the provided excerpts, but the overall conclusion is consistent across the coverage: every adaptor sampled in the investigation fails the safety checks conducted by the consumer group. The results raise concerns about the effectiveness of current product screening and marketplace controls for electrical goods sold online.
Unsafe travel adaptors sold online fail safety tests in UK investigation
A consumer-safety investigation by Electrical Safety First finds that multiple travel adaptor devices sold to UK consumers online pose safety risks. The organization purchases 14 travel adaptors from...
- Electrical Safety First buys 14 travel adaptors from online retailers and marketplaces including AliExpress, eBay, Amazon Marketplace, and TikTok Shop.
- All 14 adaptors fail basic safety tests conducted by Electrical Safety First.
- The organization describes the failed devices as “highly dangerous.”
- The investigation focuses on products sold to UK consumers via e-commerce platforms.
All 14 devices bought by Electrical Safety First from Ali Express, eBay, Amazon Marketplace and TikTok Shop failed basic safety tests.
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