FEB024 Elr Seat Belt

An Elr Seat Belt locks only in response to the rapid deceleration of a vehicle or rapid spooling out of the seat belt webbing from the retractor, and increases the comfort of the seat belt assembly compared to an ALR. The Elr Seat Belt was designed to allow the seat belt webbing to move freely once the seat belt is in place, but locking the webbing instantly in the event of a crash. The locking sensitivity of the device has been an important issue given the need to assure that the retractor would lock very early during a collision, but not be so sensitive as to cause nuisance locking during normal driving conditions. There are two types of Elr Seat Belt functions, the sensitivity to the webbing withdrawal rate and the sensitivity to vehicle deceleration. The vehicle sensibility function of an Elr Seat Belt responds directly to a 0.7 g acceleration pulse and lock-up usually occurs within a short period of time. If the occupant wears a seat belt with an ELR properly and makes sure there isn’t a lot of slack in the belt, it will restrain the occupant correctly during a rapid deceleration of the vehicle. One of the limitations of a seat belt with only an ELR is that it cannot be used to hold a child seat in place. The belt will still lock in a crash, but the child seat could have moved enough to hit some part of the vehicle during the crash or upon impact. Far Europes’ mission is 100 percent safety because the value of life is crucial and customer’s safety means the world to us. Therefore, we design and manufacture Elr Seat Belt for seat belt systems used to improve both passenger and driver safety and reduce injury and deaths from accidents.