Latch Locations - ingenuity intrust 35 Instruction Manual

• Lap Belts with Automatic Locking Retractor (ALR):—
The ALR locks automatically when
buckled. To tighten, feed the belt into
the retractor.
• Combination Lap/Shoulder Belt with Locking Latch
Plate—
This type of belt has a latch plate that
does not allow the lap portion of
the belt to loosen after it is buckled.
Tighten the belt by pulling firmly on the shoulder portion of
the vehicle belt while pushing down firmly on the infant car
seat.
Some vehicle lap/shoulder seat belts have a plastic button on
the belt. DO NOT allow the button to interfere with routing the
belt through the vehicle belt path of the seat or base.
LATCH can also be used in place of the vehicle belt system.
Please refer to vehicle owner's manual for your vehicle's
acceptable LATCH locations.

4.4 LATCH Locations

United States Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards define
Lower Anchors and Tethers for Children (LATCH) as a system for
installing car seats in vehicles.
LATCH provides an alternative to the vehicle seat belt for
securing the infant car seat. Newer vehicles may have one or
more seating positions with LATCH anchorage systems. These
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