Instructions for Installation & Use
- Series No. 8000/B/2010
Instructions for Installation & Use
- Series No. 8000/B/2010
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Marker A Smaller Toddler - LOWER SHOULDER HEIGHT MARKER
Marker B Larger Toddler - MIDDLE SHOULDER HEIGHT MARKER
SHOULDER HEIGHT LABELS & THE NEXT SEAT
SHOULDER HEIGHT LABELS & THE NEXT SEAT
Using the in-built harness, the
child’s shoulders must be in-line
with this marker or above this
marker. If the child’s shoulders
are below then the child should
remain in their previous child
restraint. Approximately 6
months.
When the child’s shoulders
reach this marker, convert the
child restraint to booster seat
mode and use either a lap-sash
seat belt or a child harness and
lap-sash seat belt or lap only
seat belt. Approximately 4 years.
When the child’s shoulders
reach this upper marker, or the
child no longer fits in the child
restraint, approximately 6 to 8
years of age, then the child must
be moved to the next form of
child restraint, see next page.
Marker C Larger Child - UPPER SHOULDER HEIGHT MARKER
IMPORTANT: Follow this advice.
Or you can use a Child
Harness and lap seat belt. Lap
seat belts can be dangerous
without a Child Harness.
Next type of restraint that can be used in the car for your child.
When your child has outgrown the seat, you can then either use:
Just the car's lap-sash
seatbelt.
Or you can use a narrow
booster seat suitable for
children up to 8-10 years
of age. An accessory Child
Harness may be used.
