Health Canada Issues Urgent Recall for LOGiiX Power Banks Nationwide
Health Canada has issued a critical recall for LOGiiX Piston Power 5000 Mag Power Banks across the country, citing significant fire hazards. The federal health agency announced this safety alert on February 21, 2026, warning consumers about potential risks associated with these portable charging devices.
Specific Product Details and Identifiers
The recall specifically targets the LOGiiX Piston Power 5000 Mag Power Banks, which are portable battery packs designed to charge electronic devices such as smartphones and tablets. These power banks were sold through various retail channels nationwide, including electronics stores and online marketplaces.
Health Canada has identified that these devices may overheat during use or charging, creating a serious fire risk that could lead to property damage or personal injury. The agency's investigation revealed that certain units contain defective components that can malfunction under normal operating conditions.
Immediate Consumer Actions Required
Consumers who own these power banks are advised to take the following immediate steps:
- Stop using the LOGiiX Piston Power 5000 Mag Power Banks immediately
- Unplug the devices from any power sources and electronic equipment
- Contact LOGiiX or the retailer where the product was purchased for refund instructions
- Do not attempt to repair or modify the power banks
"The safety of Canadians is our top priority," stated a Health Canada spokesperson. "We are working closely with the manufacturer to ensure all affected products are removed from the market and that consumers receive appropriate remedies."
Broader Context of Product Safety in Canada
This recall comes amid increased scrutiny of consumer electronics safety in Canada. Health Canada regularly monitors and investigates product safety concerns, particularly for devices that pose fire or electrical hazards. Portable power banks have become increasingly popular as mobile device usage grows, making their safety particularly important for millions of Canadians.
The agency maintains a comprehensive database of recalled products on its official website, where consumers can verify whether their electronic devices are subject to safety notices. Health Canada encourages all Canadians to register their products with manufacturers when possible to receive direct notification of any future recalls.
Consumers with questions about this specific recall can contact Health Canada's Consumer Product Safety Program directly or visit the agency's dedicated recall portal for the most current information and instructions.
