Anker Recalls PowerCore 10000 Power Bank Due to Fire Risk — What You Need to Know

Anker PowerCore 10000

Date: June 2025

Source: Anker Official Recall Notice

Anker has announced a voluntary recall of its PowerCore 10000, model A1266, citing a manufacturing defect that could cause the battery to overheat and catch fire. This recall highlights the increasing urgency around lithium-ion battery safety in schools, workplaces, and homes.

🔍 Product Affected:

• Name:  PowerCore 1000

• Model Number: A1266

• Risk: Battery overheating, smoke, and potential fire

• Action: Stop using immediately and follow Anker’s refund or replacement instructions

• Click here for recall process

⚠ Why This Matters for Schools:

Many classrooms and STEM programs now rely on rechargeable tools, portable batteries, and student devices. A single faulty battery can pose a major hazard. If you don’t know what to do during a Li-ion battery failure, your instincts may put people at risk.

🛡️ How Kevin Doyle Consulting Can Help:

• Staff and student battery safety training

• Emergency response planning for Li-ion battery incidents

• Safety audits of your classroom tech

📞 Let’s make your environment safer before an incident happens.Contact Kevin@KevinDoyleConsulting.com to schedule a training.