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power strips
Jan. 5th, 2011 11:35 ampassing along info... don't know about you, but I have 800 power strips at home. This is forwarded from the USGS. ...the pictures aren't actually attached. Just envision a completely black and melted office. The power strip is one of the common older long (6 three-prong receptacles) beige strips with a rocker at one end.
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Everyone: Please read the below email message and review the attached pictures regarding "EFI" Power Strips. Please ensure that everyone receives this information and urge them to pass this info along to their families, neighbors, friends, etc. Please check any power strips you may have.
Its better to Be Safe Than Sorry! Thank you,
Importance: High
Subject: Immediate Action Request - Safety Hazard -EFI Power Strips
GSA reported that there have now been three fire incidents with the following power strips:
EFI model P-50ES
Due to the seriousness of this issue, we are asking each agency to inspect all power strips in use within your offices and work spaces. Remove and replace any of this make and model that you find.
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Subject: Immediate Action Request - Safety Hazard -EFI Power Strips - See Attached
Everyone: Please read the below email message and review the attached pictures regarding "EFI" Power Strips. Please ensure that everyone receives this information and urge them to pass this info along to their families, neighbors, friends, etc. Please check any power strips you may have.
Its better to Be Safe Than Sorry! Thank you,
Importance: High
Subject: Immediate Action Request - Safety Hazard -EFI Power Strips
GSA reported that there have now been three fire incidents with the following power strips:
EFI model P-50ES
Due to the seriousness of this issue, we are asking each agency to inspect all power strips in use within your offices and work spaces. Remove and replace any of this make and model that you find.
