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READ MOREThis 2-in-1 square power seat switch brings precise mechanical craftsmanship right to your fingertips, delivering smooth and accurate control with every press. Engineered with industrial-grade precision, it packs a fully functional control module into just a few centimeters.
The seat adjusts forward and backward via an electric sliding rail with a ±150mm range, catering to varied seating preferences. The button surface features a glossy PMMA panel, offering a refined touch and excellent wear resistance, complemented by a sleek electroplated frame for a sophisticated look.
Laser-engraved arrows on the buttons indicate seat movement directions, making operation intuitive and minimizing errors. The dual physical button design uses independent micro switches, guaranteeing precise response with a lifespan of up to 500,000 cycles for lasting durability.
More than just a functional device, this switch redefines miniature mechanical design, with attention to detail that highlights quality and invites users to enjoy the convenience of exact seat adjustments.
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| Name | K69 Four-Line Slide Rail Switch |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | K69 |
| Material | PC, ABS |
| Functions | Slide Rail Forward, Slide Rail Backward |
| Performance | Over 200,000 cycles |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty |
| Customization | Customizable |
| Control Method | Toggle Switch Type |
| Communication | Button Detection |
| Surface Finish | Spray Painting, Electroplating |
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