Restraint system Sample Clauses

Restraint system. A system for a specific vehicle type or a type defined by the vehicle manufacturer and agreed by the Technical Service consisting of a seat and a belt fixed to the vehicle by appropriate means and consisting additionally of all elements which are provided to diminish the risk of injury to the wearer, in the event of an abrupt vehicle deceleration, by limiting the mobility of the wearer's body.
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Restraint system. (7NC were found) 2NC related to restraint systems that could be used without a crotch strap. bit say 3NC related to fasteners that came loose at a force of <200N 2NC related to the test where a dummy representing a child under 6 months of age fell out of the restraint system. This meant that the WCC wasn’t suitable for children of <6month of age and this information was also missing from the marking/product information 1NC related to the anchorage points for the restraint system in the pram being wrongly placed. Reflection: 30% (6NC) of the combination WCC had non conformities for mechanical weaknesses in their restraint systems; this can be considered to be quite a high rate. Markings that in 2 cases were also NC against clause 8.1.1 meant that there were multiple NC recorded under different areas.
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Restraint system. As falling is the most important hazard due to the use of high chairs, restraint is the main function that needs to be met. The requirements have been modified by the amendment published in 2012: to take into account various designs and habits the restraint system can be  active : a set of harness components, crotch strap, waist belt and shoulder straps is provided or Figure 8 – Example of active restraint system  passive : the restraint function is achieved by suitable dimensions of the seat; Figure 9 – Example of passive restraint system Details of the requirements and changes introduced by the amendment EN14988-1: 2006 EN14988-1 +A1: 2012 Restraint system comprises either a crotch restraint and a horizontal component or an integral harness (Assembly intended to retain the child in the high chair comprising either a crotch strap, waist strap and shoulder straps, or straps that pass over the child's shoulders and between the child's legs.) The high chair shall have an active or a passive restraint system If the backrest is reclinable, an integral harness shall be provided If the back rest can be reclined to less than 60° to the horizontal the product shall have an active restraint system Minimum width of straps: 20 mm Minimum width of straps: 19 mm Strength tests are carried out on the elements of the restraint system: attachment points, slippage of adjusters Strength tests are carried out on attachments points and on the straps and adjusters, but test method has been modified Dimensional requirements for attachment points when provided Same dimensional requirements for attachment points when provided Active restraint system Passive restraint system Shall be supplied with the high chair Specific requirements applicable to lateral protections Two types of lateral protections are accepted A crotch restraint and a horizontal element which create two openings for the child’s legs;
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Restraint system. A system for a specific vehicle type or a type defined by the vehicle manufacturer and agreed by the Technical Service consisting of a seat and a belt fixed to the vehicle by appropriate means and consisting additionally of all elements which */ As defined in the Consolidated Resolution on the Construction of Vehicles (R.E.3), Annex 7 (TRANS/WP.29/78/Rev.1/Amend.2). are provided to diminish the risk of injury to the wearer, in the event of an abrupt vehicle deceleration, by limiting the mobility of the wearer's body.
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Restraint system. A system combining a seat affixed to the structure of the vehicle by appropriate means and a safety-belt for which at least one anchorage is located on the seat structure.
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