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Linear LithiumCard PRO Lightning Black charger

SKU CH-63RT-RS2RY

A portable Lightning charger with a built-in cable for iPhone and iPad

  • TypeChargers
  • Apple Lightning connector charges iPhone directly
  • PRO model delivers higher power output
  • Ultra-thin card shape fits in wallet
  • Black finish resists visible scratches

Lightning connector charger for iPhone users

The Linear LithiumCard PRO is a compact charger with a built-in Apple Lightning connector. It suits iPhone owners who want a pocket-sized power source that plugs directly into the device without carrying a separate cable. The black finish matches common device colours.

Passive cooling with minimal heat output

The unit relies on passive cooling so it runs silently during normal charging. Its low power draw keeps the body only slightly warm to the touch. No fan noise or active thermal management is involved in everyday use.

Highlights

  • Apple Lightning connector charges iPhone directly
  • PRO model delivers higher power output
  • Ultra-thin card shape fits in wallet
  • Black finish resists visible scratches

Specifications

TypeChargers

Questions about this item

How do I install the LithiumCard PRO charger and what is the common mistake with the Lightning connector?

Insert the Lightning connector fully until it clicks; the common mistake is stopping at the first resistance instead of pushing until the latch engages.

What maintenance or replacement will the LithiumCard PRO charger need later?

The internal lithium-ion cell will lose capacity over time; expect to replace the entire unit when it no longer holds a useful charge.

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