警告：ASONPAO大门开启器遥控器纽扣电池易被儿童取出吞食，约2,610个产品应立即停用并弃置
美国消费品安全委员会（CPSC）10月29日发布产品安全警告：消费者应立即停用ASONPAO Ghost Controls大门开启器遥控发射器，涉及数量约2,610个。
警告说，这批遥控器违反了针对含纽扣电池或硬币电池消费品的强制性安全标准：遥控器内的锂纽扣电池能被儿童轻易取出。纽扣电池个头虽小，儿童一旦吞食，电池可能卡在体内并在短时间内造成严重内烧伤，导致永久性伤害甚至死亡。
CPSC要求消费者立即停用这批遥控发射器，按本地弃置规定处理，不要转售或送人。
这批遥控器于2024年3月至2026年6月在Amazon.com销售，售价约37美元，也可能由其他第三方卖家售出。
CPSC提醒，家中凡有使用纽扣或硬币电池的遥控器、钥匙扣等小电器，都应确认电池仓须用工具或双重动作才能打开，并把备用的纽扣电池放在儿童看不见、够不着的地方；如怀疑儿童已吞食纽扣电池，应立即就医。
Warning: ASONPAO Gate Opener Remotes Let Children Reach Coin Batteries That Can Be Swallowed; About 2,610 Sold, Stop Using and Discard Them
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) issued a product safety warning on October 29 urging consumers to stop using ASONPAO Ghost Controls Gate Opener Remote Transmitters immediately. About 2,610 of the transmitters are involved.
According to the warning, the remote transmitters violate the mandatory safety standard for consumer products containing button cell or coin batteries: the lithium coin battery inside can be accessed too easily by children. Though small, a swallowed coin battery can become lodged in a child's body and cause severe internal burns in a short period of time, leading to permanent injury or death.
The CPSC urges consumers to stop using the transmitters right away, dispose of them in accordance with local disposal requirements, and not sell or give away the hazardous remotes. Households with young children should remove the devices from accessible areas immediately.
The transmitters were sold on Amazon.com from March 2024 through June 2026 for about $37, and may also have been sold by other third-party sellers.
The agency reminds households to check that battery compartments on remotes, key fobs and other small devices require a tool or two simultaneous actions to open, to store spare coin batteries out of children's sight and reach, and to seek immediate medical care if a child may have swallowed a coin battery.
来源：GSM·美国（原文链接）
图片来源：锂纽扣电池CR2032（资料图）。经 Wikimedia Commons。 / A CR2032 lithium coin battery (file photo). Via Wikimedia Commons.
