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READ MOREIntroducing the DKW-13 Four-Way Control Switch—a rugged, high-precision interface engineered for advanced seat positioning with intelligent customization.
Built from a reinforced blend of PC, ABS, and PA6GF30 (30% glass-fiber nylon), it achieves exceptional strength, dimensional stability, and resistance to heat and wear—ideal for heavy-duty applications.
Its intuitive 4-direction layout controls two key ergonomic functions: backrest forward/backward and seat track (slide) forward/backward, enabling full posture optimization in one compact unit.
Fully customizable in logic, labeling, and tactile response, it adapts to diverse system requirements.
With a proven lifecycle of over 200,000 operations, it ensures long-term reliability and smooth actuation.
Premium spray-painted (matte, gloss, or soft-touch) or electroplated finishes (chrome, gunmetal, or black nickel) deliver OEM-ready aesthetics.
Featuring robust AD (Analog Detection) signal output, it integrates seamlessly with ECUs or control boards—offering cost-effective, noise-resistant communication.
Perfect for luxury vehicles, intelligent office chairs, and medical/rehab seating, the DKW-13 combines mechanical excellence, smart design, and scalable functionality—making every adjustment effortless and precise.
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| Name | Four-Position Control Switch |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | DKW-13 |
| Material | PC, ABS, PA6GF30 |
| 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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