WARNING Child seat type Children can be seriously injured or even killed when they are not protected by child protec- tion systems or when child protection systems are not used properly. So please note: Please refer to and at the start of the chapter on page 43. ● Children younger than 12 years old or less than 150cm tall are recommended to use a suitable child seat. If this regulation differs from the local regulations, please follow the local regulations. ● Be sure to choose appropriate protection system according to the children's age, height and weight to protect the children in the car. ● Only one child can fit in a child seat.
Do not use seat belts to restrain more than one child in a child seat. Fig. 34 Child seat diagram ● Under no circumstances shall a driver or pas- senger hold a child or infant in his or her arms while the vehicle is in motion. Use only an officially approved seat that is suita- ble for the child. Child seat standard Child seats shall meet the GB27887 standard, and children seats that pass the test of this standard shall bear a qualified inspection mark. The inspection mark may contain the following child seat data: ● Never leave a child unattended in a booster seat. ● Do not allow children to ride without safety protection.
When the vehicle is moving, en- sure that children keep a correct sitting posi- tion. Do not stand in the car or kneel on the seat. Especially when children sit in the front passenger seat should be more careful. If an accident occurs under these conditions, it may result in fatal injury to children and oth- ers. – Weight class, – Height class, – License Class (General, Semi-General or model specific) ● To maximize the protection of the child seat, ensure that the seat belt is properly worn. Be sure to follow the child seat manufacturer's instructions on proper seat belt wearing. Even minor accidents can result in injuries to children if the seat belt is not worn correctly. – License number.
Child seats by weight classes Group 0 Up to 10 kg Group 0+ Up to 13 kg Group 1 9 to 18 kg Group 2 15 to 25 kg Group 3 22 to 36 kg ● A child seat that has been subjected to force in an accident must be replaced, even if there is no visible damage, but may actually be damaged. – Weight class 0/0+ : For children 0-18 months old, the best use of 0/0+ or 0/1 grade rear-fac- ing infant seat → Fig. 34 . Different countries may have different standards and regulations on the use and fixation of child seats. If the description in this manual is different from the local regulations and regulations, please comply with the local regulations. NOTICE – Weight class 1 :
Group 1 (age 4 and younger) or Group 1/2 (age 7 and younger) child seats with built-in seat belts are best for children with appropriate weight limits. 182.5C1.TRO.74 – Weight class 2/3 : Group 2 and 3 are divided into child seats with backrest and child seats without backrest. Backrest child seats are bet- ter protected than backless ones because they Safety precautions 43 Grade Child weight