Centralized Door Control Kitchen Cabinet Switch

Principles 

1. Centralized Control: The centralized door control system for kitchen cabinets employs a single central controller to manage the opening and closing states of multiple cabinet doors. This controller is interconnected with the actuating mechanisms (such as motors, electromagnetic locks, etc.) on each cabinet door via wired or wireless communication.
2. Sensors and Feedback: The system may be equipped with sensors (e.g., infrared sensors, touch sensors) that detect the user's intention to operate the doors (open or close). These sensors transmit the detected signals to the central controller, which then processes the signals based on predefined logic to execute the corresponding actions.
3. Actuating Mechanisms: Upon receiving the command to open or close a cabinet door, the central controller sends a signal to the corresponding cabinet door, activating the actuating mechanism (e.g., a motor). This, in turn, physically opens or closes the cabinet door.

Reasons for choosing an inductive switch

Induction switch solves your troubles!

The door control switch can be embedded on the door frame, which is sensitive Respond to the opening and closing of the door to adjust the light on and off.

One switch can control multiple lamps at the same time

Instructions for use: This lamp uses low voltage 12V/24. It is strictly forbidden to directly use 220V for household electricity.Please purchase a special power conversion and junction box for use

Concealed

surface mounted

wiring

Input the switch to 12V/24V power supply and output to LED light

Human body induction switches are mostly used in doors, cabinets and other occasions such as: wine cabinets, shoe cabinets, wardrobes cabinets, doors.

Using high-quality gated induction originals

Crimping terminals DuPont

Using high-quality raw materials