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THIS IS FOR THE CHILD LEFT IN THE CAR SEAT REMINDER: THE IDEA IS TO ALERT PARENTS OF A CHILD LEFT BEHIND IN THE CAR SEAT. CHILD SEAT HAS A WEIGHT PASSENGER SENSOR PLUG WHICH PLUGS INTO THE BACK SEATS VEHICLES MEMORY CONNECTOR TO RECORD CONNECT AND DISCONN

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ClassDescriptionStatusFirst use
009Sensors and detector units for use in controlling the actuation and operation of automotive safety apparatus and equipmentACTIVE—
012Children's car seats; Children's safety seats for cars; Children's safety seats for vehicles; Safety seats for children for motor cars; Safety seats for infants and children for vehiclesACTIVE—

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Nov 16, 2007NWAPNEW APPLICATION ENTERED—

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