An extra control on the electric windows of vehicles which, when pressed, sets them to 30mm below the "closed" position, then locks them mechanically so they can't be forced further down.

On a hot day, dogs should never be left in a parked vehicle; but on cooler days, this ensures adequate ventilation.

Depending on the size and temperament of the dog, the mechanical lock may be required to prevent those outside getting in, or the dog inside getting out. In the latter case, it is rarely necessary to lock the doors.
-- 8th of 7, Jul 02 2019

What would the cat setting be?

He asked knowingly.
-- doctorremulac3, Jul 02 2019


Windows up, vents sealed, doors locked, vacuum pumps on maximum ...
-- 8th of 7, Jul 02 2019


In my experience, cats have 2 "car" settings:
If you WANT them in the car, then there's no way in hell to get them in.
If you DON'T want them in (like when you're cleaning the car or something) then in they'll come.
-- neutrinos_shadow, Jul 03 2019


Haven't got a dog but might be a valid subroutine if found in the voice command menu. [ 8th] can have a cat code word.
-- wjt, Jul 05 2019


should be a thermostatic cut-out for really hot days. some people are idiots.
-- po, Jul 05 2019


// some //

Sp. "most"
-- 8th of 7, Jul 05 2019


//"most"//

sp. "all" people

"A person is smart. People are dumb, panicky, dangerous animals and you know it.". -Agent K
-- Sgt Teacup, Jul 05 2019


English doesn't allow some persons so some people is close enough.
-- wjt, Jul 06 2019



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