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EU Safety Gate · Report-2008-30

Ronson · Lighters

The product poses a risk of burns because of:- excessively high flame: over 100 mm, - no resistance to spitting and flaring,- during tests one of the lighters exploded and burning gas spilled out, and in another the mechanism was blocked – so in two cases the flame extinction was inappropriate. The product does not comply with requirements of essential safety standard EN ISO 9994.

Published
01 August 2008
Notifying authority
Poland
Catalog checked
30 July 2026
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Type of economic operator to whom the measure(s) were ordered: Other. Category of measure(s): Withdrawal from the market ordered by the authorities.. Date of entry into force: Unknown

Official source alert
Safety Gate reference
0809/08
Model
Model Slyda, RXL 12090A, code affixed on the lighter: 5011435620485; code on the collective packaging: 5011435620492.
Check-digit validated barcodes
5011435620485 · 5011435620492
Category
Lighters
Risk type
Burns
Country of origin
People's Republic of China

The lighter is made of semi-transparent plastic, coloured blue, violet, rose, green or yellow. It is a refillable lighter. On the outer side of the lighter there is a logo “RONSON” and a sticker with the following information in English: “WARNING KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. Contains flammable gas under pressure. Use with care. Ignite lighter away from face and clothing. Never expose to heat above 50°C or to prolonged sunlight. Do not puncture, put in fire or inhale. Do not keep lit continuously for more than 30 seconds. Be sure flame is completely out after use.” There is also a users' manual in English and an EAN code. The collective packaging carries the information: “country of origin: China”, name and address of importer, EAN code and warnings, as well as pictograms written in Polish. Moreover, there is information in English that in July 2001 the product was tested in accordance with the EN ISO 9994:1996 standard.