Super Retail Group has recalled four XTM portable fridge freezers sold nationally through BCF and Supercheap Auto after regulators found the products failed mandatory Australian and New Zealand flammability requirements.

The ACCC warned the TTF camping fridge range poses a risk of serious injury, death or property damage if it catches fire.

Consumers have been told to stop using the products immediately and return them to their nearest store of purchase for a full refund.

XTM is an outdoor and camping equipment brand sold by BCF, which is owned by Super Retail Group. The group also operates Supercheap Auto, Rebel and Macpac.

The TTF range has been marketed as a more affordable alternative to premium portable fridge freezer brands, with features including digital temperature controls, reversible lids, tie-down points and cooling capabilities down to minus 20 degrees Celsius.

The recall also puts renewed attention on the growth of retailer-owned and exclusive brands, which allow major chains to sell products directly under labels they control rather than relying entirely on established third-party manufacturers.

While the strategy can deliver higher margins, competitive pricing and products tailored to a retailer’s customers, recalls can leave the retailer carrying greater responsibility for product safety, quality control and reputational damage.

The recall covers the XTM TTF20 20-litre, TTF30 30-litre, TTF40 40-litre and TTF75 75-litre fridge freezer models sold between September 5, 2025 and July 15, 2026.

The affected products carry the product numbers 717089, 717090, 717091 and 717092.

The products were manufactured in China and sold both in stores and online.