Recall Issued for Popular Ceiling Fan Due to Serious Injury Risk

Saynet Ltd., the importer and marketer of MATRIX products in Israel, has issued a recall for a specific ceiling fan model, urging consumers to immediately stop using it. The recall follows a test by the Supervisor of Standards that found the MATRIX ceiling fan, model MX-CF42-4CL-WH, does not meet Israeli standard requirements. The fan, which features a white pull cord and has barcode 6856741212158, was manufactured in China and sold between April 2023 and April 2025. According to the recall notice, the fan's mechanical connection is insufficiently strong, posing a risk of it detaching and falling during operation, which could cause severe injury. Consumers who own this fan are instructed to cease its use and bring it to the importer's warehouse for replacement or repair. For further inquiries, Saynet Ltd. can be contacted via email at orly@saynet.co.il or by phone at 04-6350680. The company is located in the Shachak Industrial Park, Shaked.

This recall is in addition to a separate product recall announced this week for a TREQA 20W iPhone charger, model CH-9025, imported by Bakshi Zohar. Laboratory tests conducted by the Supervisor of Standards revealed that this charger also fails to meet Israeli standards. Manufactured in China, the charger has barcode 6972047909247. The tests indicated potential risks of fire and electrical short circuits due to inadequate heat and fire resistance of the charger's casing and internal components. Structural defects in the casing and plug were also found, creating a risk of electric shock, and the charger failed a dielectric strength test for electrical insulation. Consumers are also advised to immediately stop using this charger and contact the importer, Bakshi Zohar, via email at bakshioz91@gmail.com or phone at 04-6596385 for return details.