Apple Smart Folio for iPad Pro 13-inch (M4) 2024 White
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A 100W USB-C DC adapter accepts 12-32V from a cigarette plug with a 90° connector for iPad charging
The Lind USBC100-5487 converts a 12 to 32 volt vehicle supply into 100 watts of USB-C power. A right-angle 90 degree connector reduces cable strain in tight cabins. The cigarette-lighter plug fits standard accessory sockets without tools.
Users who require more than 100 watts or a different input voltage range should consider other solutions. Buyers without a 12 to 32 volt DC source cannot use this adapter. Those needing multiple simultaneous ports will need additional hardware.
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| Size & build | |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.59 kg |
| Package size | 210 × 140 × 51 mm |
The iPad will show a fast-charging indicator or battery percentage rising quickly when the adapter supplies its rated 100W over the 90° USB-C connector.
The unit includes the 100W USB-C DC adapter with integrated 90° USB-C output and 12-32V cig plug; no separate cable or vehicle plug is required.
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