For Starlink Mini
Starlink Mini DC-DC Booster for steady 35V power
Converts 8–30V DC from a compatible 12V or 24V vehicle, caravan or battery system into a regulated 35V output for your Starlink Mini. Built for touring, 4WD and off-grid setups where battery voltage changes or the cable run is long.
- Designed for Starlink Mini only
- 8–30V DC in, regulated 35V DC out (up to 3A)
- Tested to IP67 under IEC 60529
- Carries the RCM and CE compliance marks
Quick compatibility check
Starlink MiniDesigned for Starlink Mini only. It connects to a Starlink Mini DC cable, which is sold separately.
8–30V DC power sourceSuits 12V and 24V vehicle, caravan, camper, marine and battery systems that stay within 8–30V DC.
Cigarette socket or 50A AndersonPick the plug that matches your power point. The socket or circuit and its wiring must be able to handle the Starlink Mini's load.
Not for other Starlink modelsNot suitable for Starlink Standard (Gen 3 / V4) or Gen 2. For Starlink Standard, see StarPower V3.
Not a batteryIt doesn't store power. It needs a working DC source within 8–30V, so it isn't suited to 36V or 48V systems.
Fuse and wiringUse a fuse and wiring suited to your power source. A 5–10A inline fuse is recommended for Anderson installs (not included).
How it works
The booster takes DC power from your 12V or 24V system and converts it to a regulated 35V output for your Starlink Mini. As long as the input stays within 8–30V, the output stays at 35V.
- Your DC source12V or 24V battery, vehicle or caravan system (8–30V), with a suitable fuse and wiring
- Spacetek boosterConverts the input to a regulated 35V DC output, up to 3A
- Starlink MiniConnected through a Starlink Mini DC cable (sold separately)
Why regulation matters
Battery voltage rises and falls as it charges, discharges and powers other loads. Regulation keeps the voltage going into the Mini's cable consistent while the input stays within range.
Why 35V
DC cables lose some voltage along their length. A 35V output leaves headroom for the standard 15m Starlink Mini cable, and for longer runs when the install is wired correctly.
Why the whole setup matters
The booster is one link in the chain. Check your source voltage, socket or circuit rating, fuse, wiring and cable route before you install. If you're unsure, use a suitably qualified installer.
Why choose this booster
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Steady power from 12V or 24V
One unit accepts anything from 8V to 30V DC and outputs a regulated 35V, so the same booster suits 12V and 24V setups.
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Headroom for longer cable runs
The 35V output supports the standard 15m Starlink Mini cable, and extended runs beyond 15m when correctly installed.
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Separate aluminium heatsink
The electronics sit in a 70 × 70 × 30mm finned aluminium housing with passive cooling, away from the plug. Built-in overcurrent and over-temperature protection; maximum operating temperature 70°C.
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Tested to IP67
Tested to IP67 (dust-tight, temporary immersion) under IEC 60529, with a weather-resistant sleeve on the output plug. We still recommend a sheltered mounting spot away from direct sun and spray.
Choose your connector
Both versions have the same booster and 35V output. The only difference is the plug on the 1m input lead. Choose the one that matches the power point you'll use.
What owners say
4.85 out of 5 from 46 reviews · collected by Judge.me
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Purchased this to boost voltage on Starlink Mini whilst using 15 metre cable. Works perfectly.
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Perfect accessory, we now have one in the car and one in the caravan to allow easy transition of the starlink mini from one vehicle to the other.
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So far so good. I like the seperate regulator with heat sink as opposoed to others that are in the socket.
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Great product works as advertised, I would recommend to others.
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Works well. Easy installation, no issues encountered
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Equipment is perfect for travelling and we wish we had known about this equipment before we left on our travels months ago. Brilliant. Highly recommend.
Questions before you buy
Does this work with Starlink Mini?
Yes. It's designed for Starlink Mini only. The booster's 5.5 × 2.1mm output socket connects to a Starlink Mini DC cable, which is sold separately. See Starlink Mini DC cables.
How do I choose between cigarette plug and Anderson?
Both versions have the same booster and 35V output. Only the plug on the 1m input lead is different.
Cigarette plug (with on/off switch): for quick, portable use from a 12V or 24V cigarette-style socket, where the socket and its wiring can handle the Starlink Mini's load.
50A Anderson plug: for caravan, 4WD, canopy, battery-box and off-grid setups that already use Anderson connections, or where you want a more permanent power path. A 5–10A inline fuse is recommended on the battery side.
If you're not sure what your socket or circuit can supply, check with your vehicle or caravan manufacturer or an auto electrician, or ask us.
What input voltage does it accept?
8–30V DC, which covers 12V and 24V systems. It isn't suitable for 36V or 48V systems.
The output is a regulated 35V DC, rated up to 3A. 3A is the booster's maximum output rating, not the amount the Starlink Mini draws all the time.
Is this a battery?
No. It doesn't store power. It converts power from your existing DC source, so your Starlink Mini only runs while that source is connected and within 8–30V.
What is included?
1 × Starlink Mini DC-DC booster with your chosen plug on a 1m, 16 AWG input lead.
Not included: Starlink Mini, Starlink Mini DC cable, battery or power source, fuse, fuse holder, wiring or installation hardware.
Where can it be installed?
Where possible, mount it somewhere sheltered such as a cabin, canopy or battery box, away from direct sun and spray. The maximum operating temperature is 70°C.
Use a fuse and wiring suited to your power source, and plan the cable route to manage voltage drop and avoid strain on connectors. If you're unsure about wiring, fusing or connector suitability, use a suitably qualified installer.
What exposure to water or weather is permitted?
The booster has been tested to IP67 under IEC 60529: dust-tight, and protected against temporary immersion. The output plug has a weather-resistant sleeve.
It can be mounted outside if your install needs it, but a sheltered spot away from direct sun and spray helps electronics last longer. Read our weather-protection guide.
Does it work with Starlink Gen 3?
No. It's for Starlink Mini only. It isn't suitable for Starlink Standard (Gen 3 / V4) or Gen 2. For Starlink Standard, see StarPower V3.
What warranty and support apply?
Your booster comes with guarantees under the Australian Consumer Law. If you think it's faulty, email online@spacetek.com.au with your order number, a description of the issue and photos where possible. We'll assess it and provide the remedy the law requires.
For help choosing or installing, call 1300 772 238 or contact Spacetek.
Steady power for your Starlink Mini
Choose the plug that matches your power point and add the booster to your cart.
Choose your connectorDispatchIn-stock orders placed before 2pm AEST, Monday to Friday, aim to ship the same business day. Shipping policy
Returns and guaranteesChange-of-mind returns may be accepted within 30 days of delivery for unused items, with conditions. Faulty items are covered by the Australian Consumer Law. Returns policy
Help choosingNot sure about your setup? Ask us before you order. Contact Spacetek