Child safety seat
First Claim
1. A child safety seat comprising:
- a backrest (3) including two parallel recesses (30) longitudinally disposed on a back;
a headrest (1) including a downward extending sliding plate (10) slidably disposed in the recesses (30);
a cover plate (8) secured to the headrest (1);
an adjustment handle (5) slidably secured to the headrest (1) and including a first wedge (50) and an opposite second wedge (52) both on a lower portion;
a belt member (7) having a bottom end secured to the backrest (3) and a top end secured to the cover plate (8);
first and second retaining members (9, 11) disposed proximate a lower edge of the cover plate (8) and fastened by and between the first and second wedges (50, 52);
a first adjustment member (13) pivotably secured to the first retaining member (9) and including a plurality of first teeth (130) inclined in a first direction, and a first lever (132) proximate the first wedge (50);
a second adjustment member (15) pivotably secured to the second retaining member (11) and including a plurality of second teeth (150) inclined in a second direction opposite to the first direction, and a second lever (152) proximate the second wedge (52);
a first torsion spring (17) pivotably secured to the first retaining member (9); and
a second torsion spring (19) pivotably secured to the second retaining member (11);
wherein the belt member (7) passes between the first teeth (130) and a base (90) of the first retaining member (9), and between the second teeth (150) and a base (110) of the second retaining member (11).
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Accused Products
Abstract
A child safety seat is provided with a backrest including two parallel recesses on a back; a headrest including a sliding plate in the recesses; a cover plate secured to the headrest; an adjustment handle slidably secured to the headrest and including opposite first and second wedges; a belt member fastened between the backrest and the cover plate; spring biased first and second retaining members fastened between the first and second wedges; a first adjustment member pivotably secured to the first retaining member and including first teeth, and a first lever proximate the first wedge; a second adjustment member pivotably secured to the second retaining member and including second teeth, and a second lever proximate the second wedge. The belt member passes between the first teeth and the first retaining member, and between the second teeth and the second retaining member.
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6 Claims
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1. A child safety seat comprising:
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a backrest (3) including two parallel recesses (30) longitudinally disposed on a back; a headrest (1) including a downward extending sliding plate (10) slidably disposed in the recesses (30); a cover plate (8) secured to the headrest (1); an adjustment handle (5) slidably secured to the headrest (1) and including a first wedge (50) and an opposite second wedge (52) both on a lower portion; a belt member (7) having a bottom end secured to the backrest (3) and a top end secured to the cover plate (8); first and second retaining members (9, 11) disposed proximate a lower edge of the cover plate (8) and fastened by and between the first and second wedges (50, 52); a first adjustment member (13) pivotably secured to the first retaining member (9) and including a plurality of first teeth (130) inclined in a first direction, and a first lever (132) proximate the first wedge (50); a second adjustment member (15) pivotably secured to the second retaining member (11) and including a plurality of second teeth (150) inclined in a second direction opposite to the first direction, and a second lever (152) proximate the second wedge (52); a first torsion spring (17) pivotably secured to the first retaining member (9); and a second torsion spring (19) pivotably secured to the second retaining member (11); wherein the belt member (7) passes between the first teeth (130) and a base (90) of the first retaining member (9), and between the second teeth (150) and a base (110) of the second retaining member (11). - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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