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ISOFix R14 and Child Restraint Systems ECE R44

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    ECE Regulation No. 44 sets forth the uniform provisions concerning the approval of child restraint systems (CRS) for motor vehicles. This regulation is essential for ensuring that child restraint systems provide effective protection for children in the event of a collision, thereby enhancing road safety and reducing the risk of injury.

    The regulation specifies the technical standards for the design, construction, and performance of child restraint systems. These standards ensure that CRS are capable of securing a child safely in the vehicle, providing adequate support and restraint to minimize movement during a crash. The regulation mandates that CRS must be tested for various impact scenarios, including frontal and rear collisions, to ensure they meet the required safety performance criteria.

    Testing procedures are rigorously defined to ensure compliance with the regulation. These tests include dynamic crash tests using crash test dummies (manikins) representing children of different sizes and ages. The tests assess the CRS's ability to absorb impact forces and restrain the child effectively. Manufacturers must conduct these tests to demonstrate that their products meet the required standards. The regulation also includes provisions for the durability and reliability of the CRS to ensure they function correctly over their intended lifespan.

    The regulation requires clear labelling and instructions for proper installation and use of the CRS. This ensures that parents and caregivers can correctly install and use the child restraints, maximizing their effectiveness. Regular inspection and maintenance of CRS are recommended to prevent malfunctioning due to wear and tear or environmental impacts.


    The TAT Lab in Iran is authorized to perform testing and certification for compliance with ECE Regulation No. 44. This includes conducting all necessary tests to ensure that child restraint systems meet the specified standards for safety, performance, and durability. TAT Lab has every type of test dummy (manikin) mentioned in this standard, enabling them to perform comprehensive and accurate testing for all child sizes and ages. By performing these tests, TAT Lab helps enhance road safety in Iran by ensuring that vehicles are equipped with child restraint systems that provide effective protection for children in the event of a collision.


    ECE Regulation No. 44 sets forth the uniform provisions concerning the approval of child restraint systems (CRS) for motor vehicles. This regulation is essential for ensuring that child restraint systems provide effective protection for children in the event of a collision, thereby enhancing road safety and reducing the risk of injury.

    The regulation specifies the technical standards for the design, construction, and performance of child restraint systems. These standards ensure that CRS are capable of securing a child safely in the vehicle, providing adequate support and restraint to minimize movement during a crash. The regulation mandates that CRS must be tested for various impact scenarios, including frontal and rear collisions, to ensure they meet the required safety performance criteria.

    Testing procedures are rigorously defined to ensure compliance with the regulation. These tests include dynamic crash tests using crash test dummies (manikins) representing children of different sizes and ages. The tests assess the CRS's ability to absorb impact forces and restrain the child effectively. Manufacturers must conduct these tests to demonstrate that their products meet the required standards. The regulation also includes provisions for the durability and reliability of the CRS to ensure they function correctly over their intended lifespan.

    The regulation requires clear labelling and instructions for proper installation and use of the CRS. This ensures that parents and caregivers can correctly install and use the child restraints, maximizing their effectiveness. Regular inspection and maintenance of CRS are recommended to prevent malfunctioning due to wear and tear or environmental impacts.


    The TAT Lab in Iran is authorized to perform testing and certification for compliance with ECE Regulation No. 44. This includes conducting all necessary tests to ensure that child restraint systems meet the specified standards for safety, performance, and durability. TAT Lab has every type of test dummy (manikin) mentioned in this standard, enabling them to perform comprehensive and accurate testing for all child sizes and ages. By performing these tests, TAT Lab helps enhance road safety in Iran by ensuring that vehicles are equipped with child restraint systems that provide effective protection for children in the event of a collision.