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Be safe be sure

Dual Isofix anchoring
to travel rearward facing and
also forward facing.

Be safe be sure

Dual Isofix anchoringto travel rearward facing and also forward facing.

BUN DUOFIX

Group 0+ 1 2 3

0 - 36 Kg.

From 0 to 12 years

This is a highly versatile seat that adapts progressively to the growth of the child (up to 36 kg) without the need for a new seat. For toddlers, recommend car seat rearward facing installation until 13 kg, extending its use up to 18 kg if the child travels in a comfortable position.

Colours: Black-turquoise / Black-lime

Buckle safety alarm

It's a device that beeps in case
the buckle opens or has not been
properly closed.

Buckle safety alarm

It's a device that beeps in case
the buckle opens or has not been
properly closed.

Side Impact Protection

The reinforced car seat sides receive
and absorbs the primary impact in the event
of a lateral collision.

Side Impact Protection

The reinforced car seat sides receive
and absorbs the primary impact in the event
of a lateral collision.


Recline positions

Up to 4 recline positions that gives
the ideal position in travel time.


Recline positions

Up to 4 recline positions that gives
the ideal position in travel time.

Height adjustable
headrest and harness

Adjustable headrest and harness with
easy single handed adjustement
that prevents rethread errors.

Height adjustable
headrest and harness

Adjustable headrest and harness with
easy single handed adjustement
that prevents rethread errors.

Installation

Car seat instructions manual.

Download manual

For a safer journey

Tips to keep in mind.

  • The advantages of ISOFIX anchoring system

    It is a anchorage system provided by certain models of automobiles. The ISOFIX system was created to simplify the installation of the child car seats (group 0 + and 1), avoiding the use of safety belts for anchoring. This system reduces the risk of misuse and ensures a safe installation.

  • Anti-rotation systems

    Isofix anchorage system is enhanced with two devices that prevent forward rotation of the car seat on the event of an impact. 

    Top Tether is a seat belt attached by the upper part to a vehicle-specific anchor. It is valid only for group 1 car seats. Although there are few models with this support it is usually placed in:

    • The vehicle roof in the rear.

    • Behind the rear seat backs.

    • Under the rear seats.

    • In the trunk.

    Support Leg is a rigid support with "L" shape which is anchored to the car seat and reaches the floor of the vehicle. This support leg prevents the seat from rotate forward in a collision. Fits seats of type 0 + and 1, even when mounted rear or forward facing. It is used in vehicles that do not have a "Top Tether" anchor.

  • How to choose the proper car seat

    It is always important to choose the safety device according to their height and weight. The child seats are classified by the weight of the child.

  • Which is the safest position to install a car seat?

    The rear and middles seats provided with three-point belts are the safest to install a child restraint system. If the vehicle has more than two rows of seats, the seat should be installed in the middle row to reduce the effect of impacts from any side of the car.

  • Travelling with various Kids

    Spanish law indicates that children under 18 years of age with a height equal  or less than 135 centimeters should travel in rear seats. Outstandingly, they will be able to install this item in the front seat in the following cases (always using the safety seat according to ECE R44/04 standards):

    • Whenever the vehicle does not count with rear seats. 

    • When all rear seats are already occupied by children shorter than 135 cm height.

    • When it is not possible to install all child restraints systems in the rear seats.

  • Fitting the seat to the child's size

    Proper adjustment of the height of the harness ensures the child will be seated correctly. The harness should be adjusted to the height of the child’s shoulder or slightly above; never behind the child’s back or level with the ears.

  • Advice for a proper care
    • Removable cover.
    • Machine wash, cold (30º).
    • Do not bleach.
    • Dryclean, any solvent except trichloroethylene.
    • Do not tumble dry.
    • Do not iron.
  • Rear-facing travel
    In the new regulations for child restraint systems, ECE R129 (i-size), the United Nations' Working Party on Passive Safety (GRSP), which regulates CRS policy development, has decided that the universal criterion should be that children travel in a rear-facing position until the age of 15 months. Rear-facing child seats offer better protection, especially in the case of a head-on collision, one of the most serious yet common accidents on the road. In this type of collision, the crash forces are dispersed across the back of the car seat, meaning that the child's deceleration is reduced and absorbs less energy than if travelling facing the other direction.
     
    Although regulation R129 recommends that children travel in a rear-facing position until the age of 15 months, the previous provision ECE R44 (still in force) obliges infants up to a weight of 13 kg (group 0+) to travel in this position and, optionally, up to 18 kg (group 1). In these cases, following the instructions of the child seat and car is recommended, always bearing in mind that the child must travel in a comfortable position and that the interior of the vehicle must allow for a correct installation of the seat.