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Electronics Production | September 29, 2009

Philips recalls defibrillators

Editor: Anke Schröter

The Netherlands-based electronics company Philips Electronics is to recall 5,400 defibrillators.

A spokesperson told Reuters that it affects around 1% of all defibrillators sold (650,000). Those recalled defibrillators may have a faulty memory chips. The recall - although issued worldwide - mainly affects customers in the USA.
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