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Car Seat Testing

Car Seat Testing

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Child safety is always our priority

 

Parents around the world have one thing in common: They all share the same concern for the safety of their children.
Particularly in the car, this is a topic where compromise is simply not an option.

Child safety is always our priority

 

Parents around the world have one thing in common: They all share the same concern for the safety of their children.
Particularly in the car, this is a topic where compromise is simply not an option.

Child safety is always our priority

 

Parents around the world have one thing in common: They all share the same concern for the safety of their children.
Particularly in the car, this is a topic where compromise is simply not an option.

To help parents choose the right car seat or baby carrier for their children, standards have been implemented across the world. In Europe, seat manufacturers currently must comply with standards UN R44/04 or UN R129 (i-Size). Safety standards are also under constant review: the most recent UN norm is R129/03.

In addition to legal requirements, baby carriers and baby car seats are also checked and tested by independent testing institutes such as the General German Automobile Club (ADAC) and Stiftung Warentest. To emerge as the winner of such a test, products must meet stringent requirements in a variety of different categories.

To help parents choose the right car seat or baby carrier for their children, standards have been implemented across the world. In Europe, seat manufacturers currently must comply with standards UN R44/04 or UN R129 (i-Size). Safety standards are also under constant review: the most recent UN norm is R129/03.

In addition to legal requirements, baby carriers and baby car seats are also checked and tested by independent testing institutes such as the General German Automobile Club (ADAC) and Stiftung Warentest. To emerge as the winner of such a test, products must meet stringent requirements in a variety of different categories.

To help parents choose the right car seat or baby carrier for their children, standards have been implemented across the world. In Europe, seat manufacturers currently must comply with standards UN R44/04 or UN R129 (i-Size). Safety standards are also under constant review: the most recent UN norm is R129/03.


In addition to legal requirements, baby carriers and baby car seats are also checked and tested by independent testing institutes such as the General German Automobile Club (ADAC) and Stiftung Warentest. To emerge as the winner of such a test, products must meet stringent requirements in a variety of different categories.

Rigorous testing
for peace of mind

 

The largest European child car seat test is carried out by a consortium of different mobility clubs and consumer protection organisations (ADAC, ÖAMTC, TCS, Stiftung Warentest) once or twice a year. These organisations publish the test results.

Rigorous testing for peace of mind

 

The largest European child car seat test is carried out by a consortium of different mobility clubs and consumer protection organisations (ADAC, ÖAMTC, TCS, Stiftung Warentest) once or twice a year. These organisations publish the test results.

Rigorous testing for peace of mind

 

The largest European child car seat test is carried out by a consortium of different mobility clubs and consumer protection organisations (ADAC, ÖAMTC, TCS, Stiftung Warentest) once or twice a year. These organisations publish the test results.

Independent Test Organisations