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CATALOGUE 2021 NO PRICE VERSION Mobile Phone Accessories Catalogue 2021 Qualcomm® Quick Charge™ 3.0 Compatible Car Chargers 20W CAR CHARGER WITH USB-C CABLE QC3.0 36W QC3.0 USB-A / USB-C PD 2.0 CAR CHARGER This USB car charger has a USB The Aerpro ADMQC2U Dual Port USB allows you to conveniently fast port and a includes a 1.2M long USB charge your smartphone, tablet or laptop right from the accessory to USB Type-C charging cable. socket in your vehicle. Featuring one USB-C PD 2.0 port and one Featuring QC3 technology. The USB USB-A QC 3.0 port, this charger can charge 2 devices simultaneously. port can charge at a higher voltage It has a smart IC which ensures the optimal amount of current is for faster charge on Qualcomm distributed between your devices and it can be used in virtually any QC3.0 compatible devices. vehicle as it is 12 and 24 volt compatible. QC3 Output Power: 3.6V-6.5V @ 3A, 6.5V-9V @ 2A and 9V-12V @ 1.5A. Code USB Type-C Output Power: 5V 3A. ADMQC2U Short circuit protection. QC3.0 Port Auto detection to optimise your Qualcomm® charging so it will always charge your Quick Charge™3 0 devices at full speed. Qualcomm® ™ Includes USB Type-C charging cable. Quick Charge 3 0 Power Delivery Code USB ELI1041 54W 4 PORT USB CAR CHARGER WITH QC3.0 33.5W 2 PORT USB CHARGER WITH QC3.0 INCLUDES 1x QC3.0 USB PORT + 3x 2.4A CHARGING PORTS This 2 port USB car charger allows High Power 5V 3.1A This 4 port USB car charger allows you to charge multiple mobile devices charging port you to charge multiple mobile at the same time. It features 1x devices at the same time. It features QC3.0 USB port and 1x Hi power 1x QC3.0 USB port and 3x Hi power USB charging ports. The QC3.0 USB USB charging ports. The QC3.0 USB port can charge compatible devices port can charge compatible devices at a higher voltage and thus increase at a higher voltage and thus increase charging speed. charging speed. QC3 Output Power: 3.6V-6V @ 3.1A, QC3 Output Power: 3.6V-6.5V @ 3A, 6.5V-9V @ 2A and 9V-12V @ 1.5A. 6.5V-9V @ 2A and 9V-12V @ 1.5A. Hi power USB Output Power: 5V Hi power USB Output Power: 3x 5V 3.1A. 2.4A. Overload safety fuse protection. QC3.0 High Power 5V 2.4A Over-current, overcharging and Requires charging cable. Port charging ports overheating protection. Includes 1M micro USB charging Code QC3.0 Port cable. Qualcomm® ELI1045 Quick Charge™3 0 Code Qualcomm® ™ ELI1042 Quick Charge 3 0 36W DUAL USB CAR CHARGER QC3.0 TRIPLE USB CHARGER WITH QC3.0 This 2 USB ports car charger WITH VOLTAGE DISPLAY features 2x QC3.0 USB ports. This high power car charger has a The QC3.0 USB ports can QC3.0 USB charging port and 2x charge compatible devices at a 2.1A charging ports. The QC3.0 USB higher voltage and thus increase port can charge QC3.0 compatible charging speed. smartphones or tablets faster by QC3 Output Power: 2x 5V @ charging at higher voltage. Stable 2.4A, 9V @ 2A and 12V @ 1.5A. current output and has overcharge, Requires charging cable. overcurrent, short circuit and Code overvoltage protection. It also ELI1043 2x QC3.0 Port includes a voltage display indicator. Requires charging cables. Qualcomm® ™ Quick Charge 3 0 Voltage Current Code 5V 7.2A max ELI1038 Qualcomm® Quick Charge™3 0 All product and company names are registered® trademarks™ of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Phones, tablets and watches shown are not Included. 2 2021 See more accessories online: www.cellink.com.au 45W USB AND TYPE-C CAR CHARGER QC3.0 25W 3.0A CAR CHARGER QUICK CHARGE™ 2.0 USB-C 3.0A QUICK CHARGE + USB 3.0A FAST CHARGE WITH QC 2.0 USB & USB TYPE-C PORT The 45W USB-C & USB car charger can This car charger has two charging Qualcomm® plug into any standard car accessory ™ ports, a QuickCharge™ 2.0 USB Quick Charge 3 0 socket (12-24Vdc) and allows you to A port and USB type-C port. charge a wide range of devices. It Compact size and international features 1x USB Type-C charging voltage compatibility (DC 12-18V). port for fast and efficient charging of It also has over-current, over- notebooks, tablets and smartphones charging and short-circuit with a USB Type-C charging port. protection. Such as the latest Apple Macbooks or QC2 power output: 5V @ 2.4A, 9V Chromebooks, Google Pixel 2, etc. The @ 2A or 12V @ 1.5A. USB-C port has a power rating of 5-20V USB Type-C port power output: and 3A(max) and a 1M USB-C charging 5V/3A output, reversible design Qualcomm® cable is included. The USB charging and fit for latest Type-C tablets and Quick Charge™2 0 port is designed for charging your smartphone devices tablets or smartphone with a output of Code 5V 2.4A, charging cable sold separately. ELI1032 Code LS-CR45-PD CAR CHARGER WITH DUAL QC3.0 USB 25W 2.4A CAR CHARGER QUICK CHARGE™ 2.0 This powerful car charger has WITH QC 2.0 USB & SMART USB PORT two Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 Certificated with Qualcomm® Quick charging ports. Charge™ 2.0 technology applied. It features 2x Qualcomm Quick Charge compatible devices up to Charge 3.0 USB ports which allow 75% faster than a standard charger. charging at higher power output QC2 power output: 5V @ 2.4A, 9V which means faster charging for @ 2A or 12V @ 1.5A. your devices. (2x 18W max). SMART USB power output: 5V/2.4A It also has 5-level of protection including over-current, over- Code voltage, short-circuit, anti-EMI and ELI1033 over temperature protection. Qualcomm® Lightweight, easy to carry, Quick Charge™2 0 compatible with Android and iOS devices. Qualcomm® ™ Code Quick Charge 3 0 ELI1036 63W QC3.0 + USB-C PD2.0 FAST CAR CHARGER 18W CAR CHARGER QC3.0 USB-C PLUG + USB This 63W USB car charger integrates the 2 way USB/USB-C car for most advanced high power fast charging charging smartphones and technologies such as the Qualcomm Quick tablets. The USB socket charge 3.0 (QC3.0) and USB Power delivery features smart IC. It also 2.0 (USB-PD2.0) into one impressive features a 1M USB type-C package. QC3.0 charging cable with The QC 3.0 USB port is suitable for fast output at up to 18W. It charging of QC3 compatible mobile devices includes a built-in blue LED at up to 18W max. It can also charge non power indicator. QC devices at 5V 2.4A which should be enough to charge most smartphones and Code tablets at full capacity. ADMQC3U The USB Type-C port with USB-PD2.0 Qualcomm® is designed to charge USB PD enabled Quick Charge™3 0 devices such as the latest Macbook, Pixelbook, Samsung Galaxy S10/S10+/S9/ Power Qualcomm® S9+, Nintendo Switch, etc at up to 45W max. ™ USB Delivery Quick Charge It features short circuit and overload 30 protection to prevent damages to your device. Supports fast charging 2 devices at the same time. Code CAS-63WC All product and company names are registered® trademarks™ of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them. Phones, tablets and watches shown are not Included. 2021 See more accessories online: www.cellink.com.au 3 Apple® Lightning™ Car Chargers CAR CHARGER WITH LIGHTNING CABLE 1A CAR CHARGER LIGHTNING 1A APPLE iPHONE® AND iPAD® COMPATIBLE APPLE iPHONE® AND iPAD® COMPATIBLE Car charger with curly cable Car charger with curly cable and Apple® Lightning® plug. and Apple Lightning® plug. 5V 5V 1A power output. Suitable 1A power output. Suitable for for charging iPhone®/iPad®/ charging iPhone®/iPad®/iPod®/ iPod®/iPod Touch® devices iPod® touch devices with an with an Apple Lightning port. Apple Lightning® port. Voltage Current Colour Code 5V 1A White ELI9070WH 5V 1A Black ELI9070BK Voltage Current Colour Code 5V 1A White ELI9073WH CAR CHARGER USB PORT & LIGHTNING CABLE 5V 1A Black ELI9073BK APPLE iPHONE® AND iPAD® COMPATIBLE Car charger with curly cable + CAR CHARGER 3.1A DUAL USB & LIGHTNING Apple Lightning plug and USB power socket APPLE iPHONE® AND iPAD® COMPATIBLE 5V 2.1A total output. Suits Car charger with curly cord and Apple iPhone® / iPad® / iPod® Apple® Lightning® plug. Also devices. features a USB port for charging with an optional USB charging Voltage Current Colour Code cable. Charge two devices 5V 2.1A total White ELI9076 simultaneously. 12V-24Vdc. 5V 5V 2.1A total Black ELI9077 3.1A total power output. CAR CHARGER APPLE APPROVED 2.1A Voltage Current Colour Code 5V 3.1A total Black ELI9074BK APPLE® MFI CERTIFIED 5V 3.1A total White ELI9074WH 12V car charger to suit Apple iPhone® and iPad® with Lightning® connector. 5V 2.1A CAR CHARGER APPLE APPROVED 2.1A output. Apple MFi certified. APPLE® MFI LIGHTNING® DATA CABLE Voltage Current Code Made for Made for Made for 5V 2.1A ADM65 iPhone iPod iPad 5V 2.1A USB car charger with single USB Port. Includes 1 Metre CAR CHARGER DUAL USB 2.1A + LIGHTNING LEAD Apple® MFi certified Lightning® cable for charging & sync. APPLE iPHONE® AND iPAD® COMPATIBLE This USB car charger features 2x USB charging ports (5V 2.1A total) and a Lightning USB charging cable.
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