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This electric step takes the effort out of climbing in and out. It’s powered to extend when you open your door and retract when you close it, using a 2-piece sensor switch mounted on the door and frame. You don’t have to think about folding steps in or out—it just does it for you.
A built-in LED light automatically turns on when the step extends, making nighttime entry safer. The 30" wide step has a non-skid textured surface that keeps your footing steady, even when it’s wet or dark outside.
If something blocks the step while it’s extending, it immediately stops and retracts to prevent damage. It also retracts automatically when the ignition turns on, so you never drive away with the step out.
The rustproof aluminum construction with a black powder coat finish keeps it looking good and working smoothly through all kinds of weather. With a 300 lb weight capacity and a 5" drop/rise, it feels solid and natural underfoot.
With an entry height of 11-1/2" to 14-1/2" and a step surface that’s 30" wide by 8-1/2" deep, it’s ideal for lower thresholds or single-step access points. The mounting bracket measures 32" wide x 6" tall x 18" deep, giving a sturdy base that tucks neatly under your setup.






| Entry Height | 25-5/8" Mounting Bracket Width | 32" Mounting Bracket Width |
|---|---|---|
| 11-1/2" - 14-1/2" | LC353542 | LC353620 |
| 19-1/2" - 22-1/2" | LC353543 | LC353621 |
Customer Satisfaction Score:
96% were satisfied with this product
4% of customers were not satisfied
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Helen
6/11/2023
Everything works like it should. No issues.