The Difference Between Electric Trunk and Sensor-Activated Trunk?
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The difference between a sensor-activated trunk and an electric trunk lies in the way they are opened: A sensor-activated trunk is an additional feature built upon an electric trunk. Typically, a sensor switch is installed at the lower part of the vehicle's trunk. When the owner sweeps their foot past it, the trunk automatically pops open. This design eliminates the need for manual trunk opening, which is especially convenient when carrying heavy items, making it a very smart feature. An electric trunk is equipped with two axial drive rods inside, controlled by an electrical circuit. The owner can press a button inside the car or on the car key to open the trunk automatically. The trunk serves as a storage compartment for miscellaneous items in a car, enhancing life's convenience. Most vehicle models have the trunk at the rear, while some sports cars have it at the front. The opening mechanisms are largely similar. Inside the trunk, you can typically find emergency items such as a spare tire, a vehicle first aid kit, a toolkit, a warning triangle, a fire extinguisher, and an emergency fuel cap release cable. Methods for maintaining a car trunk: When cleaning, use a brush to remove dirt, including the edges and grooves of the trunk. After cleaning, treat any odors. Use separate bags to organize items systematically. Place a trunk mat to prevent dirt or liquids from entering and damaging the trunk's surface. It also helps keep items from sliding around, reducing the risk of contamination or damage.
