Child Use and Care Articles - Carry Cots and Stands - Safety Requirements and Test Methods
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For items intended to transport a child while they are lying down, employing handle(s) and stands that are used in connection with these products, the DIN EN 1466 standard defines safety standards and test procedures. This standard's goal is to make sure that, given the kid's anticipated behavior, the carrying and sleeping functions of these goods do not endanger the child.
Carry cots, including those with hard or soft sides, Moses baskets, and similar items, are covered by the standard. These items have a maximum weight limit of 9 kg and are designed for use with children who are unable to sit alone, roll over, or push up on hands and knees. It should be emphasized that the requirements for children with special needs are not covered by this standard.
The standard specifies test procedures to confirm compliance with the safety criteria in addition to the standards themselves. As this standard focuses mainly on the safety features of carry cots and stands, it is significant to emphasize that any additional functions of the device must conform with pertinent European standards.
| Descriptors | Accident prevention, Babies, Carrier bags, Carry cots, CE marking, Chemical properties, Children, Definitions, Design, Durability, Fitness for purpose, Infants, Instructions for use, Marking, Marks, Materials, Materials specification, Product information, Protection against danger, Safety engineering, Safety requirements, Stability, Strength of materials, Testing, Permanency |
| ICS Codes | 97.190 - Equipment for children |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 2.0 MB |
