Jane Transporter Carrycot Holland Green P04

The Transporter is not just a carrycot, but also a Group 0 lay flat restraint system which is especially recommended by health officials for long journeys. And because your baby is completely protected at all times, this means that if he's sleeping in the carrycot in the house he can be safely moved to the car, taken to the shops, and brought back home again without ever having to be moved or disturbed from sleep. Unlike traditional infant car seats, the transporter can be used 247 for overnight sleeping when used with a mattress, just like a conventional carrycot, or naps during the day. Transporter, the new approved carrycot from Jan has a reinforced honeycomb structure that gives it maximum safety in the event of an impact. This structure has been designed by applying the finite elements method calculations and has of course been tested under the most demanding crash conditions. The enveloping structure along with the extra protection in the polystyrene inner lining act as a protective barrier and shock absorber. The handle also functions as an anti rotational device when in the upright position; this roll cage feature maintains a protective zone around your baby. Transporter is fitted with a fabric membrane offering better breathability for the baby. This technical fabric allows the air to circulate from the inside of the carrycot to the outside, ensuring perfect breathability. Transporter also has an extra ventilation system for the baby during the hottest months; this ventilation channel can be opened or closed as required. The backrest of the carrycot can be reclined in various positions from a button on the outside, ensuring that your baby is always as comfortable as possible. Like the rest of the current Jan range, the Transporter is fitted with the Pro Fix system patented which means that it can be connected to all Jan pushchairs quickly and safely with just one hand. No Need to use or buy extra awkward fitting kits. Features Reinforced honeycomb structure this deliveries maximum safety in th