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Child Car Seat
(Forward Facing)
THE SUITABILITY OF THE CHILD RESTRAINT TO GROUPS OF CHILDREN
TYPE B
To be used in a forward-facing position with built-in harness by a child whose shoulders
are above the lower shoulder height marker (approximately 6 months of age). Until their
shoulders reach the middle shoulder height marker (approximately 4 years of age).
TYPE E
Then to be used with a lap-sash seat belt until the child’s shoulders reach the upper
shoulder height marker (approximately 6 to 8 years of age).
Continue to use this child restraint until the child shoulders reaches this limit. Children are
safest in a booster seat until their shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker of the
booster.
Do not use this child restraint until the child’s shoulders are above the lower shoulder height
marker.
A child restraint could be adjusted or installed such that the level of protection offered is
reduced. Ensure that you follow these instructions to ensure the desired level of protection
is achieved.
Children who have outgrown this restraint are safest in a larger child restraint with an in-built
harness or a booster seat until their shoulders reach the upper shoulder height marker of the
restraint.
TO BE USED WITH A LAP-SASH/LAP-ONLY SEATBELT IN THE BACK OF MOST CARS WITH
FORWARD FACING SEATS.
The use of child restraints in the front seat may be restricted for children of specic ages by
local legislation. Please check with your local Department of Transport for the specic
seating locations of children using child restraints for their given ages.
• For a vehicle without a xed parcel shelf an extension strap(s) may be needed.
If so ring (02) 4728 8080 for nearest supply location.
• Seatbelt extenders are not recommended to be used if the seatbelt is not long enough to
secure the child restraint. If seatbelts are too short then advice should be sought from a
child restraint tter and their recommendation be considered before using a seatbelt
extender.
IMPORTANT
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Child Car Seat
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