Car Seat - KidsPero

Information on different car seat models, features, and installation tips.

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What is Top-tether

This article explains what the Top Tether does, and introduces how the third point works and where the Top Tether anchor point is commonly located in a car. What is the ISOFIX third point? In most cars with ISOFIX, there is also a third point, also known as a third anchor point. The location of this third point may vary depending on the car brand or model. In general, the ISOFIX third point may be located on the upper or lower…

4 Things to Know About Installing Child Car Seats

Choosing where to install a car seat has always been a major concern for parents. Opinions vary widely, and even experts do not always agree. Many parents struggle with the question of how to use a car seat in a way that offers the best protection for their children during travel.Just as there are many factors to consider when purchasing a car seat, the choice of installation position must also take multiple conditions into account. In the following section, we…

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ISOFIX Guider Installation

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qbfjIlBJsOk ISOFIX Guider Functions The ISOFIX Guider is mainly designed to make it easier for car owners to install ISOFIX car seats, while also preventing the ISOFIX connectors from scratching leather seats. When encountering Seat Gap-Style Lower Anchors or Slit-Style Lower Anchors, the anchor coverings, seat cushions, and seatback are tightly pressed together . This often makes it difficult for users to insert the ISOFIX connectors properly when installing a car seat. As shown in the picture below, the U-shaped…

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Car Headrest Styles

The headrests discussed in this article refer specifically to the built-in headrests that are part of the car seat itself. This does not include additional aftermarket head or neck support accessories, such as side cushions, U-shaped neck pillows, car cushions, or horn-shaped pillows. Some of these add-on products require specific types of car headrests for proper installation. That’s why, in this guide, the PERO team will introduce the most common headrest types found in vehicles and explain their key features.…

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ISOFIX Lower Anchor Styles

Some customers may find it difficult to locate the ISOFIX lower anchors, as the back seat designs can vary. To make things easier, the PERO Team has identified six common ISOFIX lower anchor styles to help you recognize yours quickly. Common ISOFIX Lower Anchor Styles ISOFIX styles ISOFIX lower anchor designs can vary depending on your car’s make and model. Drawing from the PERO team’s extensive experience installing ISOFIX car seats across different vehicles, we’ve identified and named six common…

Can my child wear a jacket if he or she is in the car seat?

If your child is wearing a jacket, it may seem like your child is fully strapped in because of how big the jacket is. However, your child must be as securely harnessed as possible to avoid them sliding out of the car seat in the event of a crash. You must remove your child's jacket to avoid extra space and lack of security. You may set the jacket on top of your child after they are fully strapped into their…

Can I use my car seat if it has been damaged?

The car seat should not be used if any part is broken, torn or missing. Do not use a car seat that has been involved in an accident. Even if the outside does not seem to be damaged, the interior structure could have been significantly damaged during the crash.

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How do I wash the fabric cover?

Remove the cover and wash by hand in accordance with the instructions on the care label. Consult the instruction manual or our tutorial videos on Youtube on how to remove and wash your PERO cover.

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Why should I use a 5-point harness?

The force exerted on the carseat will be significantly lessened by the five-point harness. The harness will absorb the force of a brake at a greater rate than the three-point harness as it has more points to take in the force.

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How can I check if the harness is installed correctly?

Make sure the gap between the harness straps and your child can fit no more than one adult-sized finger. If your child can freely escape the car seat, the harness straps are too loose and must be tightened. Avoid dressing your child in loose-fitting clothing, as this may prevent the harness from being tight enough for your child's safety. Always lay harness straps flat. Do not cross, knot, twist, or tie straps together.