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#INFANT BOUNCER SEAT THAT ATTACHES TO WHEELCHAIR REGISTRATION#
#INFANT BOUNCER SEAT THAT ATTACHES TO WHEELCHAIR FREE#

These requirements are discussed below and at:

#INFANT BOUNCER SEAT THAT ATTACHES TO WHEELCHAIR REGISTRATION#

Infant bouncer seats are subject to requirements for surface coatings, lead, testing and certification, registration cards, and tracking labels under the CPSIA.

#INFANT BOUNCER SEAT THAT ATTACHES TO WHEELCHAIR FREE#

The standard also includes: (1) requirements prohibiting hazardous sharp points and edges (2) small parts limitations (3) wood parts must be smooth and free of splinters (4) latching/locking mechanism requirements to ensure that the bouncer seat remains in the manufacturer’s recommended position during testing (5) design requirements to prevent scissoring, shearing, and pinching (6) limitations on the size of openings (7) coverage requirements on exposed coil springs (8) requirements for protective components on graspable sharp edges, points, or entrapments points for fingers and toes (9) requirements for the permanency and adhesion of labels (10) requirements for the fall hazard warning label to be placed on the front of the bouncer seat near the baby’s head and shoulders and instructing to use restraints even if a baby falls asleep in the bouncer and (11) requirements that any toy attachments must meet applicable requirements.

Battery/Electrical - to ensure that each battery compartment is properly marked, can contain any battery leakage, does not exceed acceptable operating temperatures, and provides protection from charging a non-rechargeable battery through appropriate electrical circuit design.

Toy Bar Attachment Integrity –to ensure the toy bar attachment does not create a hazardous condition.

Drop Test- to ensure the product does not create a hazardous condition.

Disassembly/Collapse- to ensure the bouncer seat does not disassemble or collapse when in use.

Structural Integrity- to ensure that no broken materials, ripped seams or changes occur that would cause the product not to be able to support the child.

Slip Resistance- to prevent the bouncer seat from slipping more than the allowed amount when occupied.

Stability- to ensure the bouncer seat does not tip over.Restraint System- to ensure the child is secure with a waist and crotch restraint.The performance requirements address the following: The Standard includes performance requirements specific to bouncer seats, general performance requirements, and labeling requirements.