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- Account
- Billing
- Orders
- Service Plans
- Setup & Install
- Specifications & Configuration
- Hardware Specifications
- What is the difference in visibility between High Performance and Standard?
- What Starlink Kit do I have?
- Which Starlink router do I have?
- What is the difference between the Flat High Performance & Standard Kit?
- What USB power rating do I need to power my Starlink Mini?
- What are my Starlinkʹs specifications?
- What are the supported power sources on Starlink Mini?
- What are the differences between the Starlink Standard and the Starlink Standard Actuated Kits?
- What comes in my Starlink Kit?
- What are the differences between Starlink Mini and Starlink Standard?
- Does Starlink Mini have a separate router?
- How much power does my Starlink need?
- How much cable do I have and how do I route it indoors?
- Does Starlink Mini support power over ethernet?
- Does Starlink offer DC-input power supply options?
- Third-Party Devices
- Router & WiFi Configuration
- How does Gen 3 router compare to past versions?
- Content Filtering
- What is the 'Defer Software Updates' feature?
- Has Starlink security practices been validated by third parties?
- Does Starlink provide time synchronization or NTP servers?
- How do I update my Starlink if it doesn't automatically update?
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Does Starlink offer DC-input power supply options?
We are pleased to offer the Standard DC-DC Power Supply, compatible with Starlink Standard. The Standard DC-DC Power Supply is designed to power your Starlink Standard directly from a DC power source, removing the need for an inverter when powered from your RV, car, boat or battery pack. It features an XT60 connector on both sides and uses a 12AWG wire.
For more details, please check out our DC Power Supply specification sheet.
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