Perhaps I can help you with a more concise explanation.
No, it does not. The sensor's wires would still be present but they would be instead attached directly to the Blue-tooth device (which then, in-turn, coveys the data to the CPU) located next to or very proximal to the sensors as opposed to having to be run all the way to the CPU normally located within the vehicle's cockpit.
Yes, your assumption is exactly correct. If you have a QUAD LI set up for front and rear vehicle protection, you would indeed need two Blue-tooth devices and again, same installation scenario applies, the wires would still be present but they would be instead attached to the Blue-tooth device located next to or very proximal to the sensors as opposed to running all the way to the CPU.
I hope this helps to better explain how the new LI Blue-tooth device works.
Thank you,
Cliff - C55





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