Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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A dual USB car charger delivering up to 4.8A total output with a built-in MFi certified coiled Lightning cable extending to 6FT
The Caiinei 4.8A adapter plugs into a cigarette lighter socket and supplies two USB-A ports for simultaneous charging. A built-in MFi certified coiled Lightning cable reaches 6 ft when stretched and retracts to roughly 1.3 ft for tidy storage. Compatible iPhone models range from the iPhone 5 through the iPhone 14 series plus iPad and AirPods devices.
Each port can deliver up to 2.4 A or 12 W when used alone, while both ports together share a 4.8 A or 24 W total. The USB-A connection caps output at these levels, so devices that support higher USB-PD rates will not reach their maximum speed. The coiled cable adds resistance at full extension, which can slightly reduce voltage at the device end.
This unit combines a dual-port charger and a certified Lightning cable in one package, removing the need to carry a separate cable for each device. The upgrade is worthwhile when you regularly charge two Apple devices in the vehicle and want a retractable cable that stays organised. Buyers who need USB-C connectivity or higher single-port wattage for newer iPhone models should look elsewhere.
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One port alone delivers up to 2.4A at 12W; plugging in two devices splits the 4.8A total so each gets up to 2.4A simultaneously.
It supplies a combined 24W across both USB sockets, enough to fast-charge two iPhones or an iPhone and an iPad at the same time.
The MFi-certified coiled cable uses a C89 terminal and 56 kΩ pull-up resistor to negotiate the correct voltage and current for each connected iPhone or iPad.
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