Inglesina Darwin Infant Recline Baby Car Seat i-Size Electa Upper Black 0-13 kg
Facing: Rear
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- 0 - 13 kg: From 0 to 15 months, with rear-facing orientation and the child lying at a 30-45 degree angle.
- 9 - 18 kg: From 9 months up to 4 years old, with the option to face either backwards (recommended) or forwards, and the child seated.
- 15 - 36 kg: From 4 to 12 years old, facing forward with the child seated.
- 22 - 36 kg: From 6 to 12 years old, facing forward with the child seated.
- ISOfix: Safe child seat installation system for cars that have the corresponding metal receptacles in the rear seats.
- Car's Seatbelt: The seat can only be installed in any car with the seat belt.
- Booster: An elevating seat in which the child sits at the appropriate height, so that the seat belt is correctly positioned on their shoulders and hips, in order to absorb the forces of a collision.
- Rotation: Ability to rotate the seat either for changing orientation or for easy access to put in and take out the child, with direct access to it.
- Recline: Ability to adjust the seat tilt, from upright to horizontal position, for the comfort of the child, depending on their age and needs, on short or long journeys.
- with Side Impact Protection: An integrated system on the side of the seat that reduces the impact force of a side collision, protecting the child from serious injury.
- With Top Tether: It is an additional restraint strap on the top or back of the seat, which holds it in place and reduces the forward displacement of the seat during a frontal collision, providing additional safety in case of an accident.
- Good: ADAC evaluates car seats for safety, ergonomics, functionality, and presence of harmful substances using the Scale: (++) Very Good, (+) Good, (Ο) Satisfactory, (Θ) Enough, (-) Poor.
- Rear: According to recent UNECE (United Nations Economic Commission for Europe) guidelines, the car seat should face backwards until the age of 15 months, depending on the weight of the child, following the manufacturer's specifications.
- i-Size: The i-Size seats take into account the height of the child and not the weight (R44/04 regulation). They are the first stage of the new European regulation R129, which aims to improve safety and replace the R44/04 regulation in the future.
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