Infasecure CS2113 - Identifying ISOFIX Lower Anchorages; Important ISOFIX Connector Usage

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ISOFIX Compatible Restraint
Infant Seat
ISOFIX lower anchorages
Newer vehicles have one or more seating positions
with ISOFIX anchorages. If the vehicle is equipped
with ISOFIX anchorage, the lower anchor points may
be visible at the vehicle seat bight . If not visible, they
may be marked with this symbol.
See your vehicle owner’s manual for exact locations,
anchor identication, and requirements for use with a
child restraint.
Check vehicle owner’s manual for vehicle top tether
anchor locations. They may be identied using one of
the anchor symbols as shown.
This restraint uses Flexible Lower Anchorage
Connector Straps (LAC).
Flexible connectors: A pair of exible straps with
connectors are located at the base of the child
restraint which connect to the vehicle's ISOFIX low
anchorages. The exible connectors are then adjust-
ed to secure the child restraint rmly to the vehicle.
The top tether strap must be anchored to the vehicle.
The vehicle seatbelt will not be required when the
exible connectors are being used.
ISOFIX low anchorages are built in to the vehicle at
the time of manufacture, if the vehicle manufacturer
chooses to provide them. The number of ISOFIX low
anchorages will depend on the design of the vehicle.
Generally, ISOFIX low anchorages are located on the
two outer seating positions in the second row, and
not in the middle seating position.
If you wish to use the middle seating position in the
second row, you may still t an ISOFIX compatible
child restraint in the middle position by using the
vehicle seatbelt and top tether strap.
IMPORTANT
!
ONLY use exible Lower Anchorage Connector
Straps on the child restraint in a seating position
recommended by vehicle manufacturer.
Seat Belt
Buckle
CS2113 MODEL ONLY