SaferProducts incident

Failure type

Fire / ignition

Incident narrative

SaferProducts.gov consumer incident report 20251013-7906B-2147327131. Severity: Injury, Emergency Department Treatment Received. Product: Power X Pack Magnetic Wireless Power Bank with Kickstand 5000ma (Magnetic Wireless Power Bank with Kickstand 5000mah). Incident: Our family was enjoying a resort day by the [REDACTED] bar pool deck. We arrived there approximately 1pm. We set up camp with couple deck recliners and a big umbrella, where we stored our bags and a cooler in the umbrella shade, close to the Bar cover. This is Imeline of events to the accident: Approx 45 min before, my wife retrieved the wireless power bank from one of the bags and started charging her cellphone. My wife didnt noIce the charger baKery level but expected to be close to full charge as it had charged overnight and no abnormal temperature, smell or physical condiIon was noIced. Approx. 30 minutes before, I received a request from [REDACTED] for booking my condo. I conInued to work on my phone for a bit unIl I realized my cell was running criIcally low on baKery, below 10%. I then picked up the power bank from my wifes cell and noIced it had 1 baKery indicator lit out of 4. AWer a few minutes, I placed the phone with the power bank on top of our bag in the shade to give a liKle charging rest. This is parIcularly important as this locaIon was just adjacent to my 2 sons: About 5 inches behind my teenage son and 10 inches from my 10 month old babys head as he slept. Nothing unusual noIced. Approx. 3 min before, I picked up the phone and started to work again on [REDACTED] to approve the request. I got up from the recliner and went to bathroom, conInuing to scroll and work on the app. I was aware at this point that my cell baK level was around 6% and the power bank showed 1 blinking light which indicated it was coming to run out of power. I hoped at this moment I wo