Rodi AirProtect®
Innovative AirProtected technology
From approx. 3.5 years up to 12 years
15-36 kg
Color
Frequency Black
- Side Protection System
- Adjustable in height
- Lightweight
Product description
Why choose me
Extra protection of child’s head
Patented AirProtect® technology for extra protection of child’s head
Side Protection System
Excellent side impact protection for head, lower back and hips
Recline positions
Seat back reclines for enhanced comfort
Adjustable in height
Adjustable in height for the comfort of growing children
Upgrade your Rodi AirProtect®
Dimensions
Ease of use
- Installed by car seat belt
- Removable cover which you can clean easily Comfort
- With two reclining positions the car seat can be in sleeping and upright position
- The booster seat can be adjusted in height to grow with the child up to 12 years Safety
- AirProtect® technology protects your child head and neck and keeps the child in the safest position
- With the Side Protection System your child is secured and kept upright in the safest position in the car seat General
- The booster seat is only available for forward facing travel
- Rodi AirProtect® has two unique covers especially designed for boys and girls
- Made in
Manuals for download
FAQs
Can I replace or inflate the air cushions in the Rodi AirProtect myself
The air cushions in the Rodi AirProtect are specially developed with shock-absorbent foam inside a perforated air cushion, which means they cannot be inflated. The air cushions cannot be replaced because they are integrated into the car seat.
I dropped my Rodi (SPS, XR XP, AirProtect) car seat on the ground. Do I have to replace it now?
No, that is not necessary if it was a normal ‘drop’ and not an extremely hard one or from a considerable height. When a car seat is dropped on the ground, it is not subject to the same kinds of forces as are exerted during a (serious) collision. There is therefore no need to replace the car seat.
When should I make the transition from a Group I seat to a Group 2/3 seat
For the safety of your child, we recommend using the Group I car seat (9 months to 3 1/2 years/9-18 kg) for as long as possible. Wait to switch your child to a next stage car seat until your child has reached the maximum weight limit or if the top of your child’s head protrudes above the top edge of the seat. As long as the back of your child's head is fully supported by the shell, we advise against making the switch just yet, so that your child can be offered the best possible protection.
Is it possible to fit 3 car seats on the back seat?
Depending on the type of car, 3 car seats may fit on the back seat.We recommend taking your car to the retailer to check this.
Can I use a car seat on the front passenger seat?
Child car seats can be placed on the front passenger seat, but the rear seat is preferable. When using a baby car seat (0-13 months) on the front passenger seat, make sure the seat does not have a frontal airbag or that the airbag has been deactivated. When using car seats for older children (9 months to 12 years), the front passenger seat must be in the rearmost position.
Is it safe to use second-hand car seats?
We advise against purchasing a used car seat. The history of a second-hand car seat is often unknown. In other words, you cannot know for certain how it has been used. Car seats that have been involved in an accident are no longer guaranteed to be safe. The car seat may also be damaged in some other way or may be incomplete.
Why do I need a car seat?
The use of an approved child car seat is required by law for all children up to a height of 1.35 metres. This requirement applies to all countries that belong to the European Union. Car seats and boosters with ECE R44/04 certification meet the minimum requirements of this new law.
Are children taller than 1.35 metres required to sit in a child car seat?
No, but they must wear a car seat belt!