TREKLO K2 Boosted Power Supply and Remote for Starlink Mini

You use the 15m cable that came with your Starlink Mini. It simply unplugs from the AC power brick and plugs straight into the K2 Pro. Plenty of customers grab a shorter cable to keep their setup tidy, but out of the box you don't need to buy anything extra.

No. The K2 Pro replaces both for the Mini. Running direct DC means you skip the DC to AC to DC conversion losses of an inverter setup, which is wasted battery capacity every hour Starlink is running.

The Mini can technically accept a range of DC input, but on 12V it commonly browns out under load, drops connection in bad weather, or fails to boot when your battery is sitting low. Boosting to 30V gives it the stable headroom the dish was designed around.

Only a tiny amount. The remote receiver stays listening, drawing approximately 0.02W on standby, which you won't notice in day to day use and is a fair trade for switching Starlink on and off from your camp chair. On a dual battery or dedicated house battery setup it's a non issue. If it's wired to a vehicle starter battery, just don't leave it sitting unused for weeks without a drive or a charge.

Easy, rated 1 out of 5. Both a 50cm Anderson plug cable and a 50cm cigarette lighter cable are supplied, so it's plug and play into an existing socket, or a permanent wired install if you prefer. Mounting screws are included, so it can live in a canopy, under a seat or in an external locker.

Yes. The housing is IP67 rated, dust tight and waterproof, in an anodised aluminium body built to shed heat, and the cable connections are sealed when plugged in. Canopies, external lockers and tray mounts are all fine.

Two key fob remotes are included with every unit, running on a standard CR2032 battery you can pick up anywhere. Range is up to 25m through a van and up to 40m in open air. There's also an illuminated push button switch on the unit itself, so if a fob goes walkabout you're never locked out.

Yes. We're yet to see a unit that couldn't get signal through a ute canopy, aluminium caravan wall or similar. Common sense applies though, if you bolt it inside a 10mm thick steel toolbox the signal isn't getting out. For normal installs in canopies, lockers and under-seat spots, the fobs work fine from inside the van or around camp.

Yes. It runs happily from a vehicle's 12V or 24V system via the supplied cig or Anderson cable, and the wide 10 to 28V input handles the voltage swing you get while the alternator is charging.

Every K2 Pro is covered by a 1 year warranty, backed by us here in Geelong. If something goes wrong, you deal with real people locally, not an overseas ticket queue.

Order before 3pm AEST for same day dispatch from Geelong. Free express shipping Australia wide on orders over $100, so the K2 Pro always ships free. We also deliver to Aus Post parcel lockers and post offices.