Magnetic Harness

This product is made to order and can take 2-3 weeks - Please call for more information. Due to the specialised nature of this product, we regret that it is not available with any of our discount options or Next Day Delivery.

*High Back Booster not included*

The Magnetic Harness offers additional restraint to support passengers who may otherwise open regular harness buckles. This harness is secured to the high back booster seat and is fastened at the front of the occupant.

The design of this harness is effective for passengers who would otherwise remove themselves from standard products. The front panels are shaped for support and comfort. You push the 'magnetic buttons' shut to secure the harness and simply use the magnetised keys to release them again. This harness can be used in a car or a bus. Suitable for children up to mid-teenage. It can be opened in an emergency by simply pressing the buckle at the rear of the seat.

Magnetic Harness — Sizing Guide for Parents

The Magnet Vest is a magnetic safety harness designed to keep a child secure and comfortable in a wheelchair or seating system. Here's what parents need to know when choosing the right size.

Which size does my child need?

Understanding the measurements

The vest is measured at four key points:

• A – Bib height: how far the front panel extends down the chest
• B – Width at shoulders: the distance across the top of the vest
• C – Width at neck: the gap at the neckline
• D – Bib width: the width of the vest at its widest point across the front

Sizing chart (in mm)

Helpful notes from the manufacturer

• Bib height (A) is the most important measurement — it should be judged in relation to your child's sternum line (roughly where the breastbone ends). The harness neckline shouldn't sit too close to the throat, so use the sternum line as an upper guide.
• Neck width (C) has some flexibility, since the webbing straps adjust in use — but care should be taken to prevent chafing.
• Bib width (D) isn't a strict limiting factor, as the webbing continues around your child's waist for a secure fit.

In short

If you're unsure which size is right, the sternum line measurement (A) is the one to focus on first — it ensures the harness sits safely and comfortably without being too close to your child's neck. For further guidance, In Car Safety can be contacted directly: info@incarsafetycentre.co.uk or Telephone: 01908 220909.

MUST BE USED IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE 3-POINT SEATBELT

This product should be used on a risk assessment basis only. This can be carried out by the parent/guardian.