Bathroom Heaters Recalled: What Consumers Need to Know

Safety first when it comes to home heating—recent recalls of bathroom heaters have raised urgent concerns for homeowners. Several models are now under recall due to overheating risks and potential fire hazards, prompting immediate action from manufacturers and regulators.

Recent investigations have identified multiple bathroom heater models across major brands that have been recalled due to design flaws increasing fire risk. These units may overheat under normal operation, emitting excessive heat that compromises safety. Consumers are advised to cease use immediately and review the full recall list issued by the Consumer Product Safety Commission.

The recall was triggered after independent testing revealed faulty thermal sensors and inadequate ventilation in select models. These defects can cause temperatures to spike beyond safe limits, especially in enclosed bathroom spaces where heat retention is high. Early reports suggest a pattern of overheating in units installed in homes across the U.S. and Canada, prompting a proactive manufacturer response.

To determine if your bathroom heater is part of the recall, check the model number against the official recall database available on the CPSC website. Look for serial numbers or batch codes listed in the recall notice. If your unit is affected, discontinue use immediately and contact the manufacturer for a full refund or replacement under the recall program.

Protect your home and loved ones—verify your bathroom heater’s status today. Acting swiftly upon recall notices helps prevent dangerous incidents. For ongoing updates, stay connected to trusted safety sources and share this information with family and neighbors to promote awareness and safety.

Data below is populated with information from the Recall web pages on CPSC.gov. Data updates weekly as new recalls are announced. Recall Remedy data may change daily to reflect updates to company operating status or recall remedy availability.

Please submit any questions about these charts to suggestions@cpsc.gov. If you believe you've found an unsafe product, report it to CPSC on. Recall alert - Serene wall-mounted heaters (e.g.

model S2068) may pose a fire risk. Stop using affected units immediately and contact an electrician for removal. Check your home for Serene bathroom heaters now.

Energy Safety has extended its clampdown on Serene wall mounted bathroom heaters, which don't meet New Zealand's safety standards. This now involves the following Serene models: S2068, S207T, and S2069. Canterbury Fire and Emergency say firefighters attended two separate house fires in Christchurch over the last 24 hours - both involving bathroom heaters that have been banned by WorkSafe.

In March last year, retailers voluntarily recalled the Serene S2068 model of wall mounted bathroom heaters after a manufacturing defect caused fires and overheating events. WorkSafe issued a prohibition of. In February 2024; WorkSafe NZ published a prohibition notice for the sale (including an offer to sell), and use (including installation) of the Serene Classic S2068 wall mounted bathroom heater, pursuant to Regulation 87 of the Electricity (Safety) Regulations 2010.

Serene S2068 heaters manufactured in March 2021 have a manufacturing defect, there have been several fires and overheating. Serene bathroom heaters - urgent safety recall The Plumbers, Gasfitters and Drainlayers Board - April 29, 2025 MBIE still have an active recall notice for Serene S2068 bathroom heater and encourage everyone in the industry to look out for them. A model of Serene bathroom heaters has caused 19 fires already and MBIE is urging owners to disconnect them in a recall reminder.

WorkSafe issued a prohibition of sale and use notice on Serene S2068 wall mounted bathroom heaters in February 2024. Now the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment has worked with several retailers to issue voluntary recall notices. Following WorkSafe prohibition notice on Serene S2068 wall mounted bathroom heaters, MBIE has worked with suppliers to recall this product from the New Zealand market.

Consumers should immediately stop using the recalled bathroom heaters and contact Seabreeze International for a full refund.