Promate PowerLink 20W USB-C to Lightning Cable, 1.2M

Source-side connector

Device-side connector

Maximum USB data-link rate

Cable length

The Right Connector at Each End

Use the USB-C end at a suitable computer, hub or power source and match the Lightning end to the connected device. The device must have a Lightning port; a USB-C iPhone or USB-C iPad needs a different device-end connector. Check the socket shape before connecting, and insert the plugs straight without forcing a connector into a different USB type.

A 480 Mbps USB Data Link

The cable provides a USB connection rated up to 480 Mbps. This describes the link capability rather than a guaranteed file-copy speed. The host port, connected device, storage performance and operating conditions determine the actual transfer result, so use a compatible data-capable port when moving files or communicating with a peripheral.

Power and Charging Compatibility

The PowerLink-120 supports up to 20 W USB Power Delivery charging with a suitable USB-C PD source and compatible Lightning device. Promate lists 9 V at 2.2 A and 5 V at 3 A as cable power references. A cable does not create additional power beyond the source or add a charging protocol that the connected equipment lacks. Match the charger, device and cable together, and use the device’s charging indication to confirm that the intended charging connection has been established.

Cable Length and Desk Placement

The 1.2 m length allows a route between nearby equipment without changing the cable’s connector arrangement. Allow some slack at both sockets and include the path around a monitor, laptop stand or desk edge. Avoid tight bends and tension at the plugs when moving connected equipment.

Construction for Everyday Connections

The soft silicone cable has a manufacturer bend-test rating of more than 50,000 bends. Route the lead with slack at the connector ends, since laboratory durability testing does not remove the need for sensible handling. Support the connector housing when plugging in or disconnecting the cable rather than pulling on the wire. Route the lead clear of chair wheels, sharp edges and moving furniture, and keep the connection accessible if the connected device is frequently removed from the desk.

Model

Promate PowerLink-120 USB-C to Lightning Cable — 1.2 m

Host / source connector

USB-C

Device connector

Lightning

Which connectors does this cable use?

USB-C to Lightning.

What is the maximum stated USB data rate?

Up to 480 Mbps; the complete connection determines actual throughput.

How should the device socket be checked?

The device must have a Lightning port; a USB-C iPhone or USB-C iPad needs a different device-end connector.

Does the cable set the charging power by itself?

No. The source, device and supported charging protocol determine the operating power.

What is the intended connection?

Lightning Device Charging and Data.