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LED lights recalled for fire hazard

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There have been more than 60 incidents of product failure, including eight involving visible smoke or fire. There have been more than 60 incidents of product failure, including eight involving visible smoke or fire.

Nearly half a million LED light bulbs are being recalled. The 120 volt bulbs were sold under the brand names Definity, Ecosmart, Sylvania and Westinghouse.

The bulbs can overheat during use and pose a fire hazard. There have been more than 60 incidents of product failure, including eight involving visible smoke or fire.

You should stop using the bulbs and contact light science group for replacement bulbs. Their number is 855-574-2533, or online at www.lsgc.com/recall.

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