Manual air conditioning upgrade automatic air conditioning panel

This upgrade replaces the traditional manual air conditioning controls, where the driver or passengers adjust the temperature and airflow manually, with an automatic climate control system. The new system allows for a more advanced and automated approach to managing the interior temperature, humidity, and airflow within the vehicle.
Key Features:
Automatic Temperature Control (ATC): The system automatically adjusts the cabin temperature based on a pre-set value. It uses sensors to detect both the inside and outside temperatures, ensuring that the climate remains within a comfortable range without manual input. For instance, once the desired temperature is set, the system will regulate heating or cooling by itself.
Dual-zone or Multi-zone Controls: Many automatic AC panels feature dual-zone or even multi-zone capabilities, allowing the driver and passengers to set different temperatures for different areas of the car. This is particularly useful for cars with multiple passengers, as it lets each person customize their comfort level.
Humidity Control: Automatic AC systems can regulate humidity levels inside the vehicle, ensuring a dry, comfortable environment. This is particularly important during rainy or humid weather, where excess moisture can lead to foggy windows.
Air Quality Control: Some systems come with an air quality sensor that detects pollution, allergens, and other air particles. When poor air quality is detected, the system can adjust air circulation and activate the cabin filter to ensure fresh and clean air inside the vehicle.