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GlobalTech Inc. clarified in a statement released Tuesday that the inventory list it published for its recalled circuit boards includes only the units that are still operational, explicitly excluding those that have been identified as defective. The company said the list was intended to help customers identify which components could be safely reused in their devices, and that it had not included any boards that had failed testing or were no longer functional.

The clarification comes after the firm announced a voluntary recall of 1.2 million circuit boards that were found to overheat during extended use. In its original notice, GlobalTech urged owners to stop using the affected boards and to contact the company for a replacement. The spokesperson noted that the list of “working today” units was compiled from the latest quality‑control data and that the company will continue to update it as additional units are inspected. Regulatory agencies overseeing product safety have been notified and are monitoring the recall’s progress.

Consumers who received the list are advised to verify the serial number of their board against the published inventory before attempting a replacement. GlobalTech has committed to providing free replacements for all units that fail the company’s safety tests and will keep customers informed of any changes to the inventory list.