12V Starlink Mini Boosted Cig Plug and Play IP67
- Run your Starlink Mini straight off a 12V socket.
- Boosts to the steady 30V the Mini needs.
- Stops dropouts. Used by thousands of Aussies.
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- Aussie warranty1 year, handled locally
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- Same day shippingOrder by 3pm AEST
Run your Starlink Mini straight off a 12V socket
Online in three steps
Plug in and go. No tools needed. Install level 1 out of 10.
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Plug into a 12V socket
Any standard cigarette socket in your vehicle, van, boat or power station.
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Connect your Starlink cable
Use the original 15m cable from the Starlink AC power brick. Field-tested at the full length.
- 3
Flick the switch
You're online. Use the same switch to power down or reboot without unplugging.
Built for life on the road
Stable 30V output
Holds the steady 30V DC the Starlink Mini is designed to run on.
IP67 aluminium housing
Waterproof anodised aluminium body with a dust cap for outdoor use.
Built-in protection
Protects against polarity, under-voltage, over-voltage and heat.
On/off switch
Power down or reboot the Mini in seconds without unplugging.
High-purity copper pins
Strong conductivity and cooler running.
Mounting hardware included
Stainless steel bracket and screws for permanent installs.
What's in the box
- ร1Treklo Plug and Play Cig
- ร1Dust cap
- ร1Mounting bracket (optional)
- ร2Mounting screws
- ร1Manual
Your Starlink Mini and its original cableNot included
Electrical
- Voltage input
- 10โ28V
- Voltage output
- 30V
- Power consumption
- 22W average
- Max wattage
- 120W
Physical
- Package
- 170 ร 140 ร 35 mm
- Unit
- 80 ร 30 mm
- Input cable
- 1200 mm
- Weight
- 0.25 kg
Warranty
- Warranty
- 1 year
Packed and dispatched from our Geelong warehouse.
What owners say
Why we designed it
The one we run in our own rigs
The Treklo teamGeelong, VIC
Frequently asked questions
- Fast Australian dispatch
- Field-tested for off-grid use
- Ships from Geelong

Yes. It's built for the Starlink Mini. It is not for the Gen 2 or Gen 3 dish, which have different power requirements.
Order before 3pm AEST for same day dispatch from Geelong. Free express shipping Australia wide on orders over $130. We also deliver to Aus Post parcel lockers and post offices.
No, unless you add one. You use the original 15m cable that came with your Starlink Mini. It pulls out of the AC power brick and plugs in here. We've field-tested this adapter with the full 15m length so there are no compatibility doubts. Want a tidier run? We make shorter replacement cables from 0.2m up.
No. The boosting is built in. As your battery voltage rises and falls through the day, the adapter holds a steady 30V to your Mini, so you don't get the under-voltage dropouts that plague straight 12V setups.
It draws around 22W on average, with headroom up to 120W for the Mini's peak demands like booting up or heavy weather. That's a fraction of what an inverter setup wastes doing the same job.
No. It only draws what the Mini needs, and the on/off switch cuts power in seconds without unplugging anything. At roughly 22W average, a 100Ah lithium battery will run a Starlink Mini for well over a day. AGM batteries won't stretch as far since you can only safely use around half their capacity, so expect noticeably less runtime.
The power supply itself is rated IP67 and comes with a dust cap to seal it when not in use. The cable joins are sealed when connected. The cigarette plug on the end is not waterproof, so keep that side inside the vehicle or somewhere dry.
There's no install as such. Plug it into your 12V socket, connect your Starlink Mini cable, flick the switch and go. No tools needed. If you want it mounted permanently, a stainless steel bracket and screws are included.
Yes. If your power station or battery box has a 12V cigarette socket, this plugs straight in, making it an easy portable Starlink setup for camping, worksites or emergencies.
Yes. The 10 to 28V input range handles the voltage swing you get while the alternator is charging, so the Mini stays online on the move.
This version is built around the cig plug for true plug-and-play use. If you want a permanent wired install, go for the Anderson plug version of this unit, or step up to the K2 Pro for a fully mounted setup with wireless remote switching.
This unit has a manual switch on the body. If you want to switch Starlink from bed or the camp chair, add our Starlink Mini Inline Remote, or look at the K2 Pro which includes two wireless key fobs out of the box.
This is the simplest way to get boosted 30V power to your Mini: plug into a cig socket and go. The K2 Pro is the step up for permanent installs, with Anderson and cig inputs, wireless remote on/off from up to 25m, and a mounted aluminium housing. Same stable 30V output either way.
1 year warranty, backed by us here in Geelong. If something goes wrong you're dealing with real people locally, not an overseas ticket queue.
G'day, we're Treklo
We're a handful of blokes in Geelong who spend our weekends in utes, vans and campers. We got sick of 12V gear that gave up a few trips in, so we started making our own and running it in our own rigs first.
Not sure what you need? Flick us an email and one of us will sort you out. No sales script, just straight answers.
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We run it ourselves
Every bit of gear goes in our own rigs before it goes on the site.
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Out the door today
Order by 3pm AEST and it leaves Geelong the same day.
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Sorted here if it plays up
1 year Aussie warranty, handled by us, not a call centre.
