@tongkhoxiaomi1: A Pro 55inch giá hơn 3 củ??? Thật không?? #tivi #tamxiaomi #tivigiare #xiaomi #tongkhomi

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tmga1989
Tâmga1989 :
địa chỉ mình ở đâu ạ
2026-05-03 03:15:03
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tung.thai56
Tung Thai :
xin địa chỉ
2026-04-28 21:32:45
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nguyn.thanh.tng2516
Nguyễn Thanh Tùng :
xin sdt
2026-04-29 14:28:17
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v.mnh.chin05
Vũ Mạnh Chiên :
xin giá
2026-05-17 02:29:22
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dsnhichualanhtunhien
Yoga - Dưỡng Sinh YHCT :
ngon
2026-05-01 21:13:04
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user242501075
Tik Toker :
Con ko shop
2026-05-03 06:50:13
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tri.hiu1
Tri Hiếu :
Kênh câu like
2026-05-04 21:16:46
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bui.tho1
Bui Tho :
Xin giá 55 inh Shop ơi
2026-05-08 07:27:10
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tam89hungyen
Nguyễn Hữu Tam(Linh Ứng Điện) :
Xin giá 55in tại hưng yên
2026-04-30 05:12:02
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sonphamhung2636
Son Pham Hung2638 :
55inh giá sao em
2026-05-01 01:16:50
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quanglong1279
Quang Long :
65" giá bn vây
2026-04-29 04:09:15
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.oanh308
Đỗ Oanh :
Chị mua ti vi
2026-04-29 14:31:42
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buiminhhuanbui
Bui Minh Huan Bui :
địa chỉ mình ở đâu ak
2026-05-01 01:17:30
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tien.trung.nguyen43
Tien Trung Nguyen :
Xin giá
2026-05-16 09:32:34
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huynhnghia139
Minh Nghĩa Eggs :
bình dương lắp không
2026-05-13 13:13:42
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tuan.middlehome
Tuấn Làm Nội Thất :
còn hàng ko b
2026-05-03 04:31:12
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ngh.nguyn.vn84
Nghị Nguyễn Văn :
55gia bao nhieu
2026-04-30 02:28:10
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user7534299611801
user7534299611801 :
Xin giá
2026-05-03 18:16:19
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jpsherry88
⊰⊹ Ô ma Ry ⊹⊱ :
nhà nhỏ có 45in ko giá nhiêu
2026-05-06 06:45:12
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tju066
Lương :
tôi nua ti vi55in
2026-04-29 10:42:38
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phm.khanh.ng.yu
Ế SƯNG ĐÂY NÀY ❤️ :
Giá 55 a pro bao nhiêu ?
2026-04-29 10:30:36
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30461429625
Vươngg Danh Quânn :
xin giá ạ
2026-06-14 13:43:36
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toank43hl
Mr.Toé :
giá shop
2026-05-31 10:52:06
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hoaqmt
Hoa Quang :
65 inch
2026-05-31 04:37:30
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tvn.ls102
Alex :
giá bao nhiêu tiền
2026-05-31 11:11:07
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Upgrading or adding aftermarket headlights, fog lights, or LED pods to your vehicle requires a safe, reliable electrical setup. Wiring heavy-load lights directly through a dash switch can cause dangerous overheating, blown fuses, or melted switches. The professional solution is using a 4-pin automotive relay. A relay acts as an electrically operated switch, allowing a low-current control signal to safely trigger high-current power directly from the battery to your lights. Here is a clear breakdown of how each component functions in a standard 4-pin relay wiring circuit: • **Battery & Inline Fuse:** The 12V automotive battery serves as the main power source for the entire lighting system. An inline fuse (such as a 10A blade fuse shown in the diagram) must be installed as close to the positive battery terminal as possible on the power wire. This critical safety device protects the wiring circuit from short circuits, electrical fires, and overcurrent damage. • **Relay Pin 30 (High-Current Power Input):** This terminal connects directly to the fused 12V positive feed from the battery. It supplies the heavy electrical current needed to illuminate the high-power headlights once the relay is triggered. • **Relay Pin 85 (Relay Control Trigger Input):** This pin powers the internal electromagnetic coil that activates the relay. It connects to the output pin of your dashboard toggle or rocker switch. When you turn on the switch, 12V power flows to Pin 85 to energize the coil. • **Relay Pin 86 (Relay Control Ground):** This pin completes the internal control coil circuit. It connects directly to a solid chassis ground or negative battery terminal, allowing current to flow through the coil when Pin 85 receives power from the switch. • **Relay Pin 87 (High-Current Load Output):** This terminal connects to the positive (+) lead wire running to your headlights or auxiliary lamps. When the relay coil is energized, internal contact points snap closed, directing 12V power straight from Pin 30 out through Pin 87 directly to your lights. • **Dashboard Light Switch:** The switch allows you to control the lights manually from inside the cabin. It receives low-current 12V power from the fused line and sends a trigger signal to Relay Pin 85 when toggled on. Because it only handles the minimal power required to energize the relay coil, the switch runs cool and operates safely. • **Chassis Ground Connections:** Electrical current must return to the battery to complete any circuit. Both headlights, as well as Relay Pin 86 and the battery's negative terminal, must be securely grounded to clean, bare metal on the vehicle frame or chassis. By using a relay-based wiring setup, you ensure maximum voltage delivery for optimal headlight brightness while keeping your vehicle’s electrical system completely safe and protected! #LearnMechanics
Upgrading or adding aftermarket headlights, fog lights, or LED pods to your vehicle requires a safe, reliable electrical setup. Wiring heavy-load lights directly through a dash switch can cause dangerous overheating, blown fuses, or melted switches. The professional solution is using a 4-pin automotive relay. A relay acts as an electrically operated switch, allowing a low-current control signal to safely trigger high-current power directly from the battery to your lights. Here is a clear breakdown of how each component functions in a standard 4-pin relay wiring circuit: • **Battery & Inline Fuse:** The 12V automotive battery serves as the main power source for the entire lighting system. An inline fuse (such as a 10A blade fuse shown in the diagram) must be installed as close to the positive battery terminal as possible on the power wire. This critical safety device protects the wiring circuit from short circuits, electrical fires, and overcurrent damage. • **Relay Pin 30 (High-Current Power Input):** This terminal connects directly to the fused 12V positive feed from the battery. It supplies the heavy electrical current needed to illuminate the high-power headlights once the relay is triggered. • **Relay Pin 85 (Relay Control Trigger Input):** This pin powers the internal electromagnetic coil that activates the relay. It connects to the output pin of your dashboard toggle or rocker switch. When you turn on the switch, 12V power flows to Pin 85 to energize the coil. • **Relay Pin 86 (Relay Control Ground):** This pin completes the internal control coil circuit. It connects directly to a solid chassis ground or negative battery terminal, allowing current to flow through the coil when Pin 85 receives power from the switch. • **Relay Pin 87 (High-Current Load Output):** This terminal connects to the positive (+) lead wire running to your headlights or auxiliary lamps. When the relay coil is energized, internal contact points snap closed, directing 12V power straight from Pin 30 out through Pin 87 directly to your lights. • **Dashboard Light Switch:** The switch allows you to control the lights manually from inside the cabin. It receives low-current 12V power from the fused line and sends a trigger signal to Relay Pin 85 when toggled on. Because it only handles the minimal power required to energize the relay coil, the switch runs cool and operates safely. • **Chassis Ground Connections:** Electrical current must return to the battery to complete any circuit. Both headlights, as well as Relay Pin 86 and the battery's negative terminal, must be securely grounded to clean, bare metal on the vehicle frame or chassis. By using a relay-based wiring setup, you ensure maximum voltage delivery for optimal headlight brightness while keeping your vehicle’s electrical system completely safe and protected! #LearnMechanics

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