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Temperature and Humidity Sensors
57,000 of these sensors were previously installed in hospitals, schools, and businesses across the United States. The affected items manage air conditioning, heat, and humidity inside many commercial buildings and public properties. These sensors overheat and pose a severe fire danger to anyone inside the building. Several fires have already been blamed on these defective products.
Although Siemens is trying to contact all the purchasers of these defective sensors individually, it is still a good idea for consumers to double check that these devices aren’t being used in their vicinity. If you are unsure whether your local school, hospital, or workplace uses one of these devices contact the building’s management or facility manager and make an inquiry.
The attorneys at Fellows Hymowitz Rice P.C. have a record of success in handling a wide range of cases including injuries caused by defective products. We bring the same individual commitment and dedication to each case, big or small. If you have been injured or sustained loss in any type of accident as a result of someone else’s fault call us for a free confidential consultation at 845-639-9300.
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Four fires have already been reported as a result of these devices. Two of these fires took place in schools, while two took occurred in hospitals. Luckily no injuries have yet to be reported.
Chinese and American Manufactured Q-Series Siemens Sensors in three designs: a cover with a digital display screen and door, a cover with a digital display screen, and a blank cover. All defective units are either white or beige and may have the following logos: Siemens, Staefa, or Talon.
QAA 2060, QAA 2063, QAA 2072, QAA 2073
QFA 2000, QFA 2001, QFA 2060, QFA 2071, QFA2072, QFA 3000, QFA 3001, QFA 3060, QFA 3071, and SB1-0834
Siemens sales offices, partners, resellers and installers from June 2007 through August 2012 for between $200 to $400.
Consumers are urged to stop using these products right away. Consumers should also contact Siemens to schedule the installation of a free replacement sensor if they believe that their building may be using one of these devices at (800) 516-9964 or http://w3.usa.siemens.com/buildingtechnologies .
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