déclenchements différés

English translation: delayed airbag deployment

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French term or phrase:déclenchements différés
English translation:delayed airbag deployment
Entered by: Charles Davis

10:38 Dec 15, 2018
French to English translations [PRO]
Tech/Engineering - Automotive / Cars & Trucks / Airbags
French term or phrase: déclenchements différés
Context:
PROTECTION ET CONTENTION D'AIR BAG CONDUCTEUR
VL
Adaptable facilement sur volants VL de 240 mm minimum, sangle détensions, permet de contenir les déclenchements différés d'air bags

Aware of ..... "intempestif" but "differe" has me foxed.
TIA Chris.
Bashiqa
France
Local time: 18:55
delayed airbag deployment
Explanation:
As your friend has said, this refers to restraint of undeployed airbags after accidents, to protect rescue services and the driver from the effects of airbag deployment after the event.

It's explained in French here:

"Retenue des airbags non déclenchés
Afin de protéger les secours et les victimes d'accidents routiers des déclenchements différés d'airbags, PMS Industrie a développé un système retenant les airbags conducteur et passager."
http://www.pms-ind.com/marketing/fichprod/abstop-fr.jpg

And a similar product description in English:

"Airbag Restraint System
MannSaver LLC has created an Airbag Restraint System (ARS) developed to protect Emergency Service Personnel and victims in the event of a delayed airbag deployment which can cause serious injuries or death. In the event of an automobile accident, the driver’s side airbag does not always deploy, leaving the first responders & victims at risk of serious injury or even death."
https://www.mannsaver.com/Airbag-Restraint-System-ARS.html
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Charles Davis
Spain
Local time: 18:55
Grading comment
Thank you. Dangerous force if wrong place, wrong time.
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delayed airbag deployment


Explanation:
As your friend has said, this refers to restraint of undeployed airbags after accidents, to protect rescue services and the driver from the effects of airbag deployment after the event.

It's explained in French here:

"Retenue des airbags non déclenchés
Afin de protéger les secours et les victimes d'accidents routiers des déclenchements différés d'airbags, PMS Industrie a développé un système retenant les airbags conducteur et passager."
http://www.pms-ind.com/marketing/fichprod/abstop-fr.jpg

And a similar product description in English:

"Airbag Restraint System
MannSaver LLC has created an Airbag Restraint System (ARS) developed to protect Emergency Service Personnel and victims in the event of a delayed airbag deployment which can cause serious injuries or death. In the event of an automobile accident, the driver’s side airbag does not always deploy, leaving the first responders & victims at risk of serious injury or even death."
https://www.mannsaver.com/Airbag-Restraint-System-ARS.html

Charles Davis
Spain
Local time: 18:55
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 8
Grading comment
Thank you. Dangerous force if wrong place, wrong time.

Peer comments on this answer (and responses from the answerer)
agree  philgoddard: I never knew that!
2 hrs
  -> Thanks! Nor did I, but it makes sense; an airbag can practically take your head off, apparently.
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