22 1-2 Supplemental Restraint System
1-2 Supplemental Restr aint Syste m
Introduction to Supplemental Restraint System
■ The supplemental restraint system (SRS) is supplemental to the
seat belts. In case of a severe collision accident with the system
triggering condition met, the SRS will deploy rapidly and
together with the seat belts, provide additional protection for the
heads and chests of the driver and passengers to reduce the
probability of casualties.
■ The SRS is part of the entire passive safety protection system of
the vehicle and cannot replace the function of seat belts. Only
with seat belts fastened, the SRS can protect the safety of the
occupants to the maximum extent.
■ By the type of collision, the SRS is generally classified into front
air bags and side air bags. The front air bags include a driver air
bag and a front passenger air bag. The side air bags include
curtain air bags.
Please keep the correct sitting posture to allow the seat belt and
SRS to exert the maximum protection function.
Do not install or remove any air bag parts privately.
After a collision occurs, though the air bag module does not
deploy and the pre-tensioned seat belt does not lock up, to
protect passengers from high-pressure hazards, the air bag
computer may be encrypted. In this case, contact a BYD
authorized service provider for testing.
Driver and Front Passenger Air Bags
If the vehicle is equipped with a
driver air bag and a front
passenger air bag, when the
SRS ECU in the vehicle that is
traveling senses a medium to
severe frontal collision and the
SRS triggering conditions are
met, the air bags will deploy to
reduce the degree of injury.
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