Vehicle seat with height adjuster
First Claim
Patent Images
1. A vehicle seat for being mounted to a vehicle structure and for performing advantageously in the event of a crash, comprising:
- a seat frame mounted to a height adjuster, wherein the height adjuster is for being connected between the seat frame and the vehicle structure and adjusting the height of the seat frame relative to the vehicle structure;
a locking device mounted to the vehicle seat for securing the height adjuster in a normal position during a normal condition, and for releasing the height adjuster in response to a crash in which the vehicle seat experiences at least a predetermined load; and
at least one stop that is engaged in response to the releasing of the locking device to establish an alternative force transmission path between the seat frame and the vehicle structure.
1 Assignment
0 Petitions
Accused Products
Abstract
In a vehicle seat, in particular an automobile seat, with a height adjuster (9) for adjusting the height of a seat frame of the vehicle seat relative to the vehicle structure, a locking device (13,23,36,38) is provided with a stop (31,33,36,38), which makes available an alternative force transmission between the seat frame and the vehicle structure in the event of a crash.
36 Citations
12 Claims
-
1. A vehicle seat for being mounted to a vehicle structure and for performing advantageously in the event of a crash, comprising:
-
a seat frame mounted to a height adjuster, wherein the height adjuster is for being connected between the seat frame and the vehicle structure and adjusting the height of the seat frame relative to the vehicle structure;
a locking device mounted to the vehicle seat for securing the height adjuster in a normal position during a normal condition, and for releasing the height adjuster in response to a crash in which the vehicle seat experiences at least a predetermined load; and
at least one stop that is engaged in response to the releasing of the locking device to establish an alternative force transmission path between the seat frame and the vehicle structure. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12)
-
Specification