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READ MOREThe seat capacitive button control panel offers a smart and intuitive way to manage seat-related functions, neatly integrated into the armrest area for easy access. With capacitive touch technology, it ensures smooth and responsive interaction for the user.
It supports electric seat adjustment, allowing fine-tuned positioning tailored to individual preferences. Ventilation, heating, and massage features are also built-in, giving users quick access to comfort controls with just a simple touch.
The panel surface is made of 9H tempered glass, delivering excellent scratch resistance and durability. Even with frequent use, the glass remains clear and unblemished. The surface treatment combines elegance with practicality, enhancing the tactile experience and visual appeal.
With an IP55 protection rating, the control panel is shielded against dust and water, reducing the likelihood of damage in varied environments. This level of protection contributes to the product's long-lasting performance and reliability.
Balancing functionality with resilience, this panel delivers both user-friendly operation and refined aesthetics, making it a reliable addition to any modern seating system.
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| Name | ML Armrest Touch Control Switch |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | ML |
| Material | PC, ABS |
| Functions | Backrest Forward/Backward, Slide Rail Forward/Backward, Leg Rest Height Adjustment, Ventilation, Heating, Massage, Ambient Lighting Switch, Unlock Function, One-Touch Shutdown Function |
| Performance | Over 200,000 cycles |
| Warranty | 2-year warranty |
| Customization | Customizable |
| Control Method | Capacitive touch |
| Communication | Lin Communication |
| Surface Finish | Spray Painting, Electroplating, UV Treatment |
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