STARLINK POWER SOLUTIONS
Starlink Power Conversion for RVs, Marine, Overland and Off-Grid Sites
DC-DC boost converters, car adapters, cables and mounting hardware for Starlink and Starlink Mini installations on vehicles, vessels and remote sites. VOITA supplies the vehicle and marine trade, fleet operators and accessory distributors — with the converter, the plug and the mount matched as one kit.
WHO WE SERVE
One Supplier for the Whole Starlink Power Chain
A Starlink power product has three different buyers behind it — the builder who fits it into a vehicle, the operator who depends on it staying online, and the distributor who has to stock the right variants. All three need the same thing: it has to fit, and it has to keep working.
RV, Marine & Overland Builders
Converters, adapters and mounts specified into a vehicle or vessel build, with the plug and cable run matched to the existing installation.
Fleet & Remote-Site Operators
Vehicles, mobile units and off-grid sites where the link has to stay up, and a failed converter means a lost connection rather than an inconvenience.
Distributors & Installers
Stock supply across the plug formats and dish generations seen in the field, with custom branding options for accessory ranges.
INPUT & OUTPUT PLATFORMS
Matched to the Supply You Have, Not Just to 12V
The input voltage tells you what the vehicle provides. It does not tell you what the dish needs, how much headroom to leave, or how the converter behaves when the alternator or the house bank moves. Those are the numbers we set with you.
12V Systems
The mainstream vehicle supply. Input, output and plug format configured around the dish the customer actually runs.
24V Systems
Trucks, buses and larger vessels, where the supply differs from the dish requirement and the conversion has to be right the first time.
Multi-voltage & Custom
Builds that run more than one supply, plus OEM projects developed against a specific vehicle and dish specification.
Choosing the right conversion
| Input | Typical installation | What we configure |
|---|---|---|
| 12V | Cars, vans, camper trailers and small boats running a nominal 12V supply | Boost output matched to the dish, plug format and cable length set to the vehicle |
| 24V | Trucks, buses, larger vessels and 24V house systems | Step-up or step-down as the dish requires, with the connector matched to the existing wiring |
| Multi-voltage | Vehicles that run 12V and 24V across the same build | One converter family that covers both inputs, so the bill of materials stays short |
| Custom | Non-standard supplies and OEM requirements | Developed with you against the vehicle and dish specification |
WHY CONVERSION MATTERS
Starlink Is Sensitive to Voltage, Not Just to Presence
A Starlink terminal is not a resistive load. It draws in bursts, it expects a stable supply, and it will drop the link before it complains about the input. Under-sizing the converter is the usual reason an installation works in the driveway and fails on the road.
- Boost conversion from a 12V or 24V vehicle supply to the voltage the dish expects
- Output stability under the burst load a terminal presents, not just at idle
- Thermal design for enclosed, under-seat and behind-panel mounting positions
- Protection against the reverse polarity, surges and transients a vehicle supply produces
CABLES, PLUGS & MOUNTS
The Adapter Has to Fit the Vehicle You Already Own
A converter that plugs into nothing is not a solution. We work from the vehicle side of the installation — the existing socket, the wiring run and the mounting surface — and configure the kit to it.
- Cigarette-lighter adapters for cars, vans and rental vehicles
- Hardwired converters with Anderson plug kits for permanent builds
- Cable lengths and connector types matched to the existing wiring run
- Window mounts, roof mount kits and waterproof cases for the terminal itself
STARLINK RANGE
Converters, Cables and Mounts for Mobile Installations
From a cigarette-lighter adapter for a car to a hardwired converter with an Anderson plug for a camper build, the range covers the 12V and 24V supplies these installations actually run on.
12V & 24V Boost Converters
Power Cables & Car Adapters
Mounts & Protective Cases
SYSTEM INTEGRATION
Converter, Cable and Mount Specified as One Kit
Starlink installs are rarely only the converter. The cable, the plug, the mount and the enclosure all decide whether the installation survives vibration and weather. Sourcing them from one supplier means they are specified against the same system instead of being matched afterwards.
- Vehicle supply, dish requirement and cable run specified together
- Mounting position and enclosure chosen for the environment the unit lives in
- One configuration carried across a build programme or fleet rollout
- Documentation and labelling prepared for your market
HOW WE SUPPLY
Three Ways to Buy Starlink Power
Standalone Accessory Supply
Converters, cables, mounts and cases supplied on their own, for installers and distributors filling a specific gap in a build.
OEM & Custom Branding
Your logo, label, packaging and cable length on the product that reaches your customer, with documentation prepared for your market.
Project & Fleet Supply
Planned supply against a build programme or fleet rollout, with consistent configuration across every unit delivered.
QUALITY & DELIVERY
From Vehicle Type to a Dish That Stays Online
VOITA works with qualified manufacturing resources to support PCB assembly, product assembly, wiring, testing and customized production, coordinated under VOITA-defined technical, quality and delivery requirements.
Requirement & Matching
Sample & Validation
Production & QC
Delivery & After-Sales
- CE · FCC · RoHS and UL-certified options
- ISO 9001 quality framework
- Fast sample support — lead times vary by product
- Response within one business day
Tell us your vehicle and your dish
Tell us the vehicle or vessel, the supply voltage available, the dish model and how many units you need — we will come back with a configuration and a quotation.
FAQ
Questions Starlink Buyers Ask Us
Which Starlink dish generations do your converters support?
Our Starlink range covers standard, Gen 3 and Starlink Mini installations. Because the dish requirement differs between generations, the converter is configured for the terminal you are actually running — tell us the model and we confirm the matching variant.
Can I run Starlink from a cigarette lighter socket?
Yes — cigarette-lighter adapters are part of the range, and they suit cars, vans and rental vehicles where no permanent wiring exists. The adapter and converter are matched to the socket and to the dish, so the installation is not limited by the vehicle’s original accessory circuit.
Do you supply 12V to 30V and 12V to 57V converters?
Both output platforms are in the range, including boost converter kits with Anderson plugs. Which one applies depends on the dish generation and the supply in the vehicle, so the two are matched together rather than chosen separately.
Can the converter be hardwired instead of plugged in?
Yes. Hardwired versions are supplied for permanent builds, with the connector type and cable length set to your wiring run. For camper and marine builds this is usually the preferred option over an accessory socket.
Do you supply mounts and enclosures as well as the power side?
Yes. Window mounts, roof mount kits and waterproof cases are part of the Starlink range, so the power conversion and the mechanical installation can be sourced together and specified against the same build.
Can the product carry our own brand?
Yes. OEM and ODM programmes cover your logo, label, cable length and packaging, with product documentation prepared for your market. Send us the specification and the volumes and we will come back with a proposal.
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Tell Us About Your Starlink Installation
Share the vehicle type, supply voltage, dish model and volume — our team normally responds within one business day.
