Starlink Accessories
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Starlink Accessories
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A mount, cable or power lead for one Starlink terminal will not fit another.
Starlink's four terminals use different panel sizes, pole diameters and cable connectors, so almost nothing here is interchangeable across the range. The dish-to-router cable length is the other constraint people get wrong — measure the actual run, not the distance you expect.
- Mounts are model-specific. A Standard pipe adapter will not fit a Performance Gen 3 panel, and an Enterprise pipe adapter is built for the Enterprise's own bracket.
- Cable length is a real spec, not a rough guide. The box cable covers most installs; a longer run needs the matching replacement cable, not a generic extension lead.
- The Mini is the only terminal that runs without mains power. DC, a power bank or a vehicle socket all work.
- A mesh node extends WiFi coverage, it does not add data or speed. The Standard supports up to three.
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Mounting
Choose the mount by terminal, not by surface
Four terminals, four different mounting footprints. Work out which terminal you have first, then which surface you are fixing it to.
01
Mounting a Mini to a pole, mast or roof rail
→Mini pole/rail mount
Sized for the Mini's own bracket; it does not fit any other terminal's panel.
02
Mounting a Mini to a vehicle roof or another flat metal surface
→Mini magnetic mount
Holds on a moving vehicle without drilling; not meant as a permanent fixed install.
03
Mounting a Standard panel to a pole or mast
→Standard pipe adapter
Matches the Standard's bracket and pole diameter — a Mini or Performance adapter will not clamp the same panel.
04
Mounting a Standard to a vehicle roof or metal surface
→Standard Gen 3 magnetic mount
The magnetic equivalent for a Standard panel. Check the rated load before highway use — a Standard is several times the weight of a Mini, and a magnetic mount that is fine on a Mini is not automatically fine on one of these.
05
Fixing a Standard to an interior wall or a cabin bulkhead
→Standard wall mount
A permanent fixed-point mount for a site where the panel will not move again.
06
Needing to re-angle a Standard after it is already fixed
→Standard pivot mount
Adds tilt adjustment on top of a fixed mount, useful where the sky view changes with the seasons.
07
Mounting a Performance Gen 3 panel to a round pole or mast
→Performance Gen 3 pipe adapter
Built for the Performance panel's weight and bracket; a Standard adapter is not rated for it.
08
A harsher pole install — a vessel rail, a tower leg, a high-vibration site
→High Performance pipe and mounting kit
A heavier-duty kit for the Performance panel where a basic adapter is not enough.
09
Mounting a Performance panel to a flat roof or rail rather than a round pole
→Flat High Performance pipe adapter
The flat-mount version of the same fitting.
10
Mounting an Enterprise panel to a pole or mast
→Enterprise pipe adapter
The Enterprise has no integrated kickstand, so a proper pole mount matters more here than on the other panels.
Compatibility
Which accessory fits which terminal
| Accessory | Fits | What it's for |
|---|---|---|
| Mini pole/rail mount | Mini | Fixed mount to a pole, mast or roof rail |
| Mini magnetic mount | Mini | Magnetic mount for a vehicle roof or metal surface |
| Standard pipe adapter | Standard | Fixed mount to a pole or mast |
| Standard Gen 3 magnetic mount | Standard | Magnetic mount for a vehicle or metal surface |
| Standard wall mount | Standard | Fixed wall or bulkhead mount |
| Standard pivot mount | Standard | Adds tilt adjustment to a fixed mount |
| Performance Gen 3 pipe adapter | Performance Gen 3 | Fixed mount to a round pole or mast |
| High Performance pipe and mounting kit | Performance Gen 3 | Heavier-duty pole mount for harsher sites |
| Flat High Performance pipe adapter | Performance Gen 3 | Flat roof or rail mount |
| Enterprise pipe adapter | Enterprise | Fixed mount to a pole or mast |
| Gen 3 router mount | Standard | Fixes the Router 3 unit to a wall or rack |
| Gen 3 mesh router | Standard | Extra WiFi 6 node, up to three per account |
| Mini ethernet cable 15 m | Mini | Longer dish-to-router run than the box cable |
| 30 m Mini DC power cable | Mini | Longer power run to a distant DC source |
| Mini 3-in-1 cable (USB-C / DC / cigarette lighter) 10 m | Mini | Powers the Mini from a power bank, DC point or vehicle socket |
| Standard V4 replacement cable 15 m | Standard | Replaces the in-box cable at the same length |
| Standard Gen 3 replacement cable 45 m | Standard | Longer run than the box cable |
| Performance Gen 3 cable 25 m / 50 m | Performance Gen 3 | Matches or extends the dish-to-supply run |
| PeakDo LinkPower power bank for Mini | Mini | Portable DC power off grid |
| High Performance flat panel secure transport case | Performance Gen 3 | Protects the panel in transit or storage |
Enterprise's 50 m cable ships in the box; there is no separate replacement listed here.
Cabling
The dish-to-router run decides the cable
The cable in the box is sized for a typical install: 15 m on the Mini and the Standard, 25 m on the Performance Gen 3. The run that actually matters is the distance from where the dish sits to where the router or power supply lives, measured along the path the cable will take, not as the crow flies. Go up over a roofline, round a corner and into a cable duct, and a run that looked like 12 m is suddenly 20.
A Standard V4 replacement cable 15 m matches the box length if the original was damaged or run through a wall. A Standard Gen 3 replacement cable 45 m or a Mini ethernet cable 15 m covers a longer distance from a rooftop or mast down to an equipment room. Performance Gen 3 ships with a 25 m cable and can be extended with a 50 m cable where the panel sits well away from the rack.
Power
Powering a Mini away from a wall socket
The Mini is the only terminal built to run away from mains power. It draws 25-40 W on average and accepts 12-48V input, which is why it works from a vehicle, a boat's house battery or a dedicated power bank as easily as from a wall socket.
The Mini 3-in-1 cable (USB-C / DC / cigarette lighter) 10 m covers the three common power sources on the road or on the water: a USB-C power bank, a DC point wired into a panel or leisure battery, or a standard vehicle cigarette lighter socket. For longer unattended runs, the PeakDo LinkPower power bank for Mini is a dedicated battery built around the terminal rather than a generic USB pack, and the 30 m Mini DC power cable covers a mount point that sits well away from wherever the battery lives.
None of the other three terminals are built for this: they draw more power and expect a proper AC or DC supply.
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Mounts, cables and power accessories in stock
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Questions
Frequently asked
No. The Performance Gen 3 panel is larger and heavier than the Standard, and its adapter is built to that bracket and weight. Use the Standard pipe adapter or Standard Gen 3 magnetic mount for a Standard panel instead.
Yes, within the lengths sold for your terminal. Mini and Standard runs go up to 45 m with the Standard Gen 3 replacement cable, and Performance Gen 3 extends to 50 m with the longer cable in this range.
Not sensibly. Starlink cables are not designed to be joined, and a joint in the run risks water ingress and an unreliable connection outdoors. Order the length that actually covers the run instead of splicing two shorter cables.
Some will, if they support the Mini's 12-48V DC input, but most consumer power banks output too little current to keep it running under load, particularly in cold weather. The PeakDo LinkPower power bank for Mini is sized specifically for it; check the output rating carefully on anything else you already own.
Only if the Standard's own WiFi coverage does not reach every room or deck area you need connected. The Gen 3 mesh router extends coverage from the Standard's Router 3, up to three nodes per account, but it does not increase the terminal's data allowance or speed.
It needs the Enterprise pipe adapter for a pole or mast install, since the panel has no integrated kickstand for a flat-surface stand-alone setup. The 50 m cable, wall anchors and screws for the power supply mount are already in the box.
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