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READ MOREThe Toyota Alphard seat touchscreen control panel is tailored for seamless integration with the Alphard interior. Its clean interface and intuitive touch logic make adjustments feel natural, enhancing the overall cabin experience. The screen responds swiftly, ensuring smooth operation even during motion.
With 16-way power seat adjustment, including leg support and lumbar support, it offers personalized comfort for every passenger. Switching between seating positions is easy and precise, eliminating the need for complex manual controls.
Comfort features are fully integrated into the panel, covering seat ventilation, heating, and massage. Temperature preferences and relaxation needs can be adjusted instantly, creating a more enjoyable ride in any season. The massage function is thoughtfully tuned to body rhythms, helping to relieve fatigue on longer journeys.
The scene mode adds a layer of convenience by allowing users to pre-set multiple configurations. A single touch adjusts everything—from seat position to comfort settings—tailored for different moments like work, rest, or hospitality. The transition is quick, making each ride more responsive to your lifestyle.
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| Name | Alpha Touchscreen Switch |
| Brand | Dingkong |
| Model | DK-28 |
| Material | PC, ABS |
| Functions | Backrest Forward/Backward, Slide Rail Forward/Backward, Leg Rest Height Adjustment, Ventilation & Heating (3-Level Adjustable), Massage, Lumbar Support Inflation/Deflation, Two Custom Memory Modes, One Fixed Memory Mode |
| Performance | Over 200,000 Cycles |
| Warranty | 2-Year Warranty |
| Customization | Customizable |
| Control Method | Capacitive Touch with Rotary Knob |
| Communication | Serial Port Communication |
| Surface Finish | Spray-Painted Finish |
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