Starlink Standard Kit V3 12V to 57V Step Up Booster with Anderson Plug
Brand: 12 Volt Direct
Part number: TVD-SL34
DETAILS
Overview
Steady 57V from your Anderson outlet
The Starlink Standard Kit V3 runs on 57V. This booster takes 12V from your battery box or Anderson outlet and steps it up to a regulated 57V for the Starlink router, which powers the dish.
It replaces the 240V power supply, so there is no inverter to run. Built by 12 Volt Direct for caravans, 4WDs and off-grid systems.
Plug and play
Anderson in, router out
Plug the Anderson connector into your battery box or 12V outlet, then plug the output into the Starlink router. The router powers the dish as normal.
- ✓No inverter or 240V power supply
- ✓Regulated 57V even as your battery voltage changes
- ✓Fused input lead
Need to know
Not for cigarette sockets
Do not connect this booster to a cigarette lighter socket. The Starlink system draws more current than a standard 12V socket is rated for, which can cause overheating or damage. Use an Anderson outlet or battery connection.
The input is 9–15V DC, so it suits 12V systems only.
Complete your setup
Goes well with
Low-profile aluminium mount for the Gen 3 Standard dish.
$395.00 · View
Low-profile alloy clamp mount for Gen 3 dishes on flat rack bars.
$114.95 · View
Wall bracket for the Gen 3 router and its power supply.
$49.95 · View
Padded, water-resistant bag for the Starlink Gen 3 kit.
$99.95 · View
Not sure what your setup needs? Contact our team and we will check it with you.
Frequently asked questions
Which Starlink does it suit?
The Starlink Standard Kit V3 (Gen 3). It does not suit the Starlink Mini. For the Mini, see our 12V to 30V booster.
Can I plug it into a cigarette socket?
No. The Starlink V3 draws more current than a cigarette socket is rated for. Use an Anderson outlet.
Does it work on 24V?
No. The input is 9–15V DC, so it suits 12V systems only. For 12V or 24V, see our TVD-SL27.
What does it plug into?
The output plug goes into the Starlink V3 router, in place of the 240V power supply. The router then powers the dish.
Is it a genuine Starlink product?
No. It is an aftermarket booster designed by 12 Volt Direct. Starlink is a trademark of Space Exploration Technologies Corp.
What's the warranty?
12 months against manufacturing faults. Contact our team if you have any trouble.
Features
- ✓Steps 9–15V up to a regulated 57V DC
- ✓3.5A max (about 200W), factory set for Starlink V3
- ✓Anderson plug input with inline blade fuse
- ✓Output plug goes straight into the Starlink router
- ✓Die-cast aluminium heat sink case, fully potted
- ✓Reverse polarity, over-current, short circuit and thermal protection
Specifications
Booster
| Suits | Starlink Standard Kit V3 (Gen 3) |
| Input voltage | 9–15V DC |
| Output voltage | 57V DC regulated |
| Output current | 3.5A max (about 200W) |
| Efficiency | 92% or better at full load |
| Input connector | Anderson style plug with inline blade fuse |
| Output connector | Plug to suit the Starlink V3 router |
| Lead lengths | Input approx. 25cm, output approx. 1m |
| Housing | Die-cast aluminium, 75 x 75 x 32mm, fully potted |
| Protection | Reverse polarity, over-current, short circuit, thermal shutdown |
| Warranty | 12 months |
What's Included
- 1 x 12V to 57V step-up booster with Anderson input lead, inline fuse and output lead
Product Details
| SKU | TVD-SL34 |
| Barcode # | 9359968003365 |
| Brand | 12 Volt Direct |
| Shipping Weight | 0.4000kg |
| Shipping Width | 0.200m |
| Shipping Height | 0.050m |
| Shipping Length | 0.200m |
| Shipping Cubic | 0.001547000m3 |
(TVD-SL34)
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