Cable USB a Lightning Tellur TLL155621 3A 1 m — rosa

Tellur TLL155621 USB to Lightning cable in pink is a 1 m cable designed for charging and data transfer between USB-A ports and Lightning devices. The cable supports up to 3 A charging current and is intended for everyday use at home, in the office or while traveling. Durable connector ends and a standard length provide convenient handling and compatibility with a wide range of Lightning-equipped phones and accessories.

Advantages

The cable combines a compact 1 m length with support for up to 3 A charging current, allowing efficient power delivery for compatible devices. Reinforced connector housings reduce stress at the cable ends for improved durability, while the pink finish offers a distinct, easy-to-identify cable among other chargers. The cable also supports data transfer between a USB-A port and a Lightning device, enabling synchronization in addition to charging.

Suitable for

• Charging Lightning-equipped smartphones and small accessories from USB-A chargers or power banks
• Data synchronization between computers with USB-A ports and Lightning devices
• Everyday use at home, in the office, or while traveling

Key specifications

• Cable type: USB-A to Lightning
• Length: 1 m
• Maximum charging current: up to 3 A
• Color: pink
• Main functions: charging and data transfer

How to use

Connect the USB-A end of the Tellur USB to Lightning cable to a compatible USB port on a charger, computer, or power bank, and insert the Lightning connector into your Lightning-equipped device. Ensure the power source and device accept the specified charging current. For data transfer, connect both ends to the computer and device; the device should appear as a connected accessory in the operating system and allow file synchronization or backups using the appropriate software.

Recommendations

To prolong cable life, avoid sharp bending close to the connector ends and disconnect by pulling the connector housing rather than the cable. Use chargers and power sources that match the device's charging requirements. Inspect the cable regularly for damage and replace it if the insulation or connectors show wear.