USB–Lightning cable Devia Kintone 1.0 m, 2.1 A — set of 30, white

Devia Kintone USB–Lightning cable set includes 30 identical white cables, each 1.0 m long and rated for 2.1 A. These cables feature a standard USB‑A connector on one end and an Apple Lightning connector on the other, intended for charging and syncing Lightning-equipped devices. The flexible silicone jacket and compact connector housings are designed to make everyday handling straightforward and to reduce strain on connection points during frequent use.

Advantages

The set provides a uniform solution for environments that require multiple charging or data-transfer leads, such as offices, classrooms, retail counters and service centres. Each 1.0 m cable supports up to 2.1 A charging current for efficient device charging and allows data transfer alongside power delivery. A flexible silicone outer layer improves bend resistance and handling comfort while the standardized USB‑A to Lightning interface ensures broad compatibility with common chargers, power banks and computers.

Suitable for

• Charging and syncing multiple Lightning-equipped devices in bulk
• Use in offices, schools, call centres and equipment rental services
• Retail or hospitality counters where identical spare cables are required
• IT deployment and maintenance tasks requiring consistent cable length and connectors

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.0 m
• Rated current: 2.1 A
• Connector type: USB‑A to Lightning
• Outer material: flexible silicone jacket
• Colour: white
• Quantity in set: 30 cables

How to use

Connect the USB‑A end to a compatible USB power adapter, computer USB port or power bank, and insert the Lightning connector into the device’s port until it seats securely. The cable supports concurrent charging and data transfer when connected to a host device that provides data communication. Avoid forcing connectors into ports and unplug by holding the connector head rather than pulling on the cable body to reduce stress on the cable ends.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term use, route cables to minimise sharp bends, keep connectors free of dust and moisture, and avoid exposing the silicone jacket to extreme heat. When deploying multiple cables, label or colour-code cable ends at the host side if device tracking is required.