Recalls

Dayplus: recalls and safety alerts

8 safety alerts for Dayplus in the last 12 months. Source: Arcadium Data, data as of .

The 8 newest

PublishedProductBrandRiskSourceOfficial alert
2026-10-02Lawn mower - Rechargeable Grass MowerDayplusElectric shockEU Safety GateOpen alert
2026-09-18Polishing machine - Rechargeable Polishing MachineDayplusElectric shock, FireEU Safety GateOpen alert
2026-08-17DayPlus Rechargeable Polishing MachineDayPlusserious risk of electric shockUK OPSSOpen alert
2026-08-17DayPlus Rechargeable Grass MowerDayPlusserious risk of electric shockUK OPSSOpen alert
2026-04-17Drill - DayPlus Cordless DrillDayplusElectric shockEU Safety GateOpen alert
2026-04-10Electric wrench - DayPlus Cordless Impact WrenchDayplusElectric shockEU Safety GateOpen alert
2026-03-27DayPlus Cordless DrillDayPlusserious risk of electric shockUK OPSSOpen alert
2026-03-12DayPlus Cordless Impact WrenchDayPlusa risk of electric shockUK OPSSOpen alert

0 of these 8 alerts currently have at least one marketplace listing that matches (Amazon, AliExpress, Etsy, TikTok Shop). A match means a listing resembles a recalled product: verify it before acting. The matches are in the Recall Radar API, MCP tool and weekly email.

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Recall Radar: alerts matched to live listings API reference

Alerts: EU Safety Gate (European Commission), US Consumer Product Safety Commission, UK Office for Product Safety and Standards (Open Government Licence v3.0). Matching: Arcadium Data. Data as of 2026-10-25; EU Safety Gate publishes weekly, CPSC and OPSS as they are issued.

Questions

Where do these alerts about Dayplus products come from?

From the official product safety systems: the EU Safety Gate (the rapid alert system for dangerous non-food products), the US Consumer Product Safety Commission and the UK Office for Product Safety and Standards. 8 alerts in the last 12 months as of 2026-10-25. Each row links to the official alert.

Does a recall alert mean a listing on a marketplace breaks the law?

No. An alert describes a product and the risk. A listing that matches an alert may be the same product, a different variant or a new batch. Check the alert and the listing before you act; this site never makes that claim about a listing.

Cite as: Arcadium Data, "Dayplus recalls and safety alerts (8 in 12 months)", https://arcadiumdata.io/recalls/brand/dayplus/, data as of 2026-10-25.