Hoco UA36D iPhone Female to Type-C Male Converter

Type-C male to Lightning (iPhone) female pass-through converter
Supports charging up to 3A and USB 2.0 data (480Mbps)
Semi-transparent aluminum-alloy + PVC shell with LED indicator
Lets Lightning-ended cables/accessories connect to USB-C chargers and devices
Compact, portable design

Original price was: ৳ 750.00.Current price is: ৳ 450.00.

SKU: 03155 Category: Cables & Converters Brand: Hoco

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7 Days Replacement

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Inside Dhaka: Next day to 3 business days. *Inside Dhaka North and South City Corporation. Outside Dhaka: Next day to 5 business days.

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Inside Dhaka: Starts from 70Tk. Outside Dhaka: Starts from 120Tk.

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SKU: 03155 Category: Cables & Converters Brand: Hoco

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The Hoco UA36D Converter lets you plug a Lightning (iPhone) cable or accessory into a USB-C charger, power bank, or device. It’s a handy adapter for anyone who has both Lightning and USB-C gear and wants to mix and match chargers.

It supports charging currents up to 3A and USB 2.0 data transfer at up to 480Mbps (actual speed depends on the connected cable and power source). The semi-transparent aluminum-alloy and PVC shell includes an LED status indicator on both sides so you can see when it’s active.

Specifications

Input	USB-C (Type-C) Male
Output	Lightning (iPhone) Female
Max Charging Current	3A
Data Speed	USB 2.0, up to 480Mbps
Dimensions	Approx. 30 x 7 x 12mm
Build	Aluminum alloy + PVC, semi-transparent
Color	Black / Gold

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I use this to charge my iPhone from a USB-C charger?
A: Yes — plug your Lightning cable into the female end and the Type-C end into your USB-C charger or power bank.

Q: Does it support audio through Lightning earphones?
A: No, this converter is for charging and data only, not audio output.

Q: What’s the maximum charging speed?
A: Up to 3A, though actual speed depends on your cable and power source.