Vehicle Standard (Australian Design Rule 4/04 – Seatbelts) 2006
4.2. Reduced-height forward-facing toddl4.2. Reduced-height forward-facing toddler child restraint systems envelope
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4.2. Reduced-height forward-facing toddler child restraint systems envelope
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Note: Key
Note: 1 Limits in the forward and upwards directions
2 Dashed line marks area where a support leg, or similar, is allowed to protrude
3 N/A
4 Further specifications of the connector area are given in Regulation No. 44
5 Attachment point for the top tether strap
Figure 2 – ISO/F2 envelope dimensions for a reduced-height forward-facing toddler CRS, (height 650 mm) – ISOFIX SIZE CLASS B
4.3. Reduced-height second version back shape forward-facing toddler child restraint systems envelope
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Note: Key
Note: 1 Limits in the forward and upwards directions
2 Dashed line marks area where a support leg, or similar, is allowed to protrude
3 N/A
4 Further specifications of the connector area are given in Regulation No. 44
Figure 3 – ISO/F2X envelope dimensions for a reduced-height second version back surface shape forward-facing toddler CRS, (height 650 mm) – ISOFIX SIZE CLASS B1
4.4. Full-size rearward facing toddler child restraint system envelope
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Note: Key
Note: 1 Limits in the rearward and upwards directions
Note: 2 Dashed line marks area where a support leg, or similar, is allowed to protrude
Note: 3 The backwards limitation (to the right in the figure) is given by the forward-facing envelope in Figure 2
Note: 4 Further specifications of the connector area are given in Regulation No. 44