An installer snaps a four-way power seat switch into a van door panel, hears the click, and returns the vehicle. Six weeks later the seat stops sliding backward on one side. The s...
READ MOREThe 4-way seesaw switch for power seat pan/angle control offers a precise and user-friendly interface for adjusting both seat position and backrest angle. With a straightforward button layout, it supports intuitive operation that requires no special learning curve.
The sliding track adjustment enables forward and backward electric movement within a ±150mm range. This allows the seat to accommodate various seating preferences, whether needing more legroom or moving closer to the controls.
Backrest angle adjustment spans from 0° to 90°, allowing everything from upright sitting to near-full reclining. This flexibility makes it easier to find a comfortable position during long periods of sitting or driving.
The switch uses a bi-directional control scheme: pressing forward or backward adjusts the seat slide while pressing left or right changes the backrest angle. The input method aligns well with ergonomic principles, making the operation more intuitive and comfortable.
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| Name | Four Physical Switches |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | DK-19 |
| Material | PC, ABS |
| Functions | Backrest Forward/Backward, Slide Rail Forward/Backward |
| Performance | Over 200,000 cycles |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty |
| Customization | Customizable |
| Control Method | Toggle switch type |
| Communication | Button detection |
| Surface Finish | Painted, electroplated finish |
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