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READ MOREThe K74 power seat switch is a multifunctional control module designed specifically for electric seats, consolidating key adjustment features into a compact panel that fits comfortably in your hand. It streamlines the user experience while offering precise and intuitive operation.
This switch enables smooth electric sliding of the seat along a 200mm track, allowing users to easily adjust their seating position forward or backward. The legrest can be extended electrically from 0 to 120mm, providing tailored support that enhances comfort during long periods of sitting.
The backrest tilt function offers an adjustable range from 0° to 90°, making it easy to transition between upright sitting and a more relaxed recline. In addition, the K74 includes three-level independent controls for both heating and ventilation, giving users full flexibility to manage thermal comfort based on personal preference or ambient conditions.
Control is achieved through simple push-button adjustments via a toggle lever, ensuring ease of use and clear tactile feedback. The lever frame features a sleek black enamel finish that not only adds visual appeal but also resists wear over time, making it suitable for modern interior designs.
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| Name | K74 Seat Control Switch |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | K74 |
| Material | PC, ABS |
| Functions | Headrest height adjustment, Backrest fore/aft, Slide rail fore/aft, Leg rest height adjustment, Ventilation/Heating (3-level adjustable), Massage, Unlock function, One-touch shut-off function |
| Performance | Over 200,000 cycles |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty |
| Customization | Customizable |
| Control Method | Toggle switch with physical buttons |
| Communication | Serial communication |
| Surface Finish | Spray painting, Electroplating |
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