Where is the in-car PM2.5 filtration device located?
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The PM2.5 filtration device in a car is typically located within the vehicle's air conditioning system or the front center armrest. Here are the details: 1. Built-in type: Integrated into the car's air conditioning system. Some models with automatic air conditioning don't require manual operation of the PM2.5 filtration device, as the system controls it automatically. However, other models may have air quality switches labeled AQS, ION, or PM2.5 on the air conditioning panel, which the owner can press to activate. 2. External type: Integrated into the front center armrest, with an activation button on the armrest that can be pressed to turn it on. The installation location of the PM2.5 filtration device varies by car model. For specific details, refer to the vehicle's user manual or consult the staff at a 4S dealership.