LIHAN specializes in automotive electronics, offering Bluetooth FM transmitters, car charger adapters, and power splitters to enhance in-vehicle connectivity and charging capabilities.
LIHAN is a consumer electronics brand focused on modernizing the driving experience through practical automotive accessories. The brand is best known for its range of Bluetooth FM transmitters and multi-port car chargers, designed to bring wireless audio streaming and hands-free calling to vehicles that lack built-in Bluetooth integration.
LIHAN's product lineup includes high-performance cigarette lighter splitters and adapters supporting fast-charging standards such as Power Delivery (PD) and Quick Charge 3.0. Many of their devices feature real-time LED voltage displays, helping drivers monitor their vehicle's battery health while powering smartphones, dash cams, and other travel essentials. With a focus on safety, durability, and ease of use, LIHAN provides affordable solutions for keeping devices charged and connected on the road.
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Static interference often occurs if the chosen FM frequency is occupied by a local radio station. To fix this, tune your car radio to an unused 'blank' frequency (where you hear only white noise), then set your LIHAN transmitter to the exact same frequency.
Plug the device into your car's cigarette lighter socket. A voice prompt should say 'Waiting for connection' or the LED will flash. Open Bluetooth settings on your phone, search for the device name (e.g., 'C89S' or 'HY82'), and tap to connect.
For a standard 12V car, a normal voltage reading is typically between 11.5V and 14.9V. If the reading drops below 11.5V or spikes above 14.9V, it may indicate a battery or alternator issue.
Yes, most LIHAN adapters feature multiple ports (USB-A and USB-C). However, ensure the total power draw does not exceed the unit's maximum wattage rating (e.g., 127W for the C28 model) to prevent blowing the safety fuse.
Most LIHAN transmitters support MP3, WMA, FLAC, and WAV formats for playback via USB flash drives or TF/microSD cards (typically up to 64GB capacity).