Air conditioning touch button

Touch sensor switches are different from spring-loaded touch switches. They only need to be touched to perform switch operations. They are currently commonly used in many lamps and wall switches, white appliances such as refrigerators and rice cookers, and public computer terminals. The capacitive touch button can be used to activate the switch by sliding or rotating, providing a more flexible design and a more intuitive user interface than a mechanical switch.

The spring touch button has a limited service life. In contrast, ITO thin film sensor switch technology provides excellent durability and can eliminate mechanical wear problems. It also enables designers to add outer materials to the electrical components as a protective barrier and design a variety of interfaces such as arc-shaped bumps. Therefore, the touch sensor switch is easy to clean, and the influence of moisture, water, oil or dust on the switch is significantly reduced.