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8.0 Chest Harness-Adjustments
Chest Harness
DANGER!
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GREAT CARE should be taken when fitting a chest harness
and the following points should always be followed:
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The straps on the harness should never be allowed to move
close to or in any way cause an obstruction to the childs
neck.
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The straps should never be fitted too tightly and should be
clear from any obstruction.
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The sternum strap on the chest harness should always be
adjusted prior to use to ensure that it is no higher than the
middle of the users chest.
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A lap strap should always be fitted if a harness is being
used to ensure the child cannot slide down onto the
sternum strap.
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Always ensure that the belts offer your child both comfort
and support. If the childs clothing has been adjusted (i.e. a
jumper removed) the straps should be re-adjusted
accordingly. (Fig.8.1).
Fig.8.1
Fixing Onto Chair
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The Triton comes with guide plates for the top straps which
are located either side of the upper back (A). The webbing
strap should be fed through these guides and then adjusted
and secured in place using the cam buckle clasps (B)
directly beneath the guide plates. (Fig.8.2).
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A
Fig.8.2
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The straps at the bottom of the harness should be fed
through, adjusted for fit and then locked using the Cam
Buckle Clasp (C) located on the hip pad rail. (Fig.8.3).
Fig.8.3
C
Fastening of Belts
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Feed the fabric belt through the buckle on the strap.
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The belts should be pulled through enough to suitably
support your child whilst still being comfortable.
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When this has been achieved the buckle should be
snapped closed to secure the strap in place. (Fig.8.4).
Fig.8.4
WARNING!
The same precautions highlighted here should be adhered to
when using any form of trunk supports or flexi supports with
straps.
DANGER!
If there is any possible chance of the child getting the straps
caught around their neck, REMOVE THE HARNESS
IMMEDIATELY.
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