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Starlink Mini Car Power Cable 3M / 10FT – 12V–24V Cigarette Lighter to DC Adapter with USB-C, USB-A & Digital Voltmeter

Starlink Mini Car Power Cable 3M / 10FT – 12V–24V Cigarette Lighter to DC Adapter with USB-C, USB-A & Digital Voltmeter

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Run your Starlink Mini straight from your vehicle. This 3-metre cigarette-lighter adapter delivers DC power to the Starlink Mini while a built-in voltmeter shows your battery voltage at a glance — so you can keep an eye on the drain on a long trip. Two USB ports let you fast-charge a phone or tablet off the same socket.

Built for cars, 4WDs, caravans, vans and camper setups, and for anyone running Starlink off-grid, at a campsite or on a remote worksite.

Features

  • 3m / 10ft reach – enough cable to run from the dash to wherever the Mini sits, without an extension.
  • 18AWG copper conductor – thicker wire than most adapters, which keeps voltage drop low over the full 3 metres.
  • Up to 60W DC output – ample headroom for the Starlink Mini's draw.
  • Built-in digital voltmeter – live battery voltage readout so you know when you're running the battery down.
  • USB-C and USB-A charging – PD and QC fast charging up to 22.5W for phones and tablets.
  • 12V–24V input – works in cars, 4WDs, trucks and most 24V vehicles.
  • 5.5 × 2.1mm DC barrel plug – the standard Starlink Mini power input.

Specifications

  • Cable length: 3m (10ft)
  • Conductor: 18AWG
  • Input: 12V–24V DC vehicle socket
  • DC output: up to 60W
  • USB output: up to 22.5W (PD / QC)
  • DC connector: 5.5 × 2.1mm barrel

Package includes

  • 1 × cigarette lighter adapter with voltmeter and USB ports
  • 1 × 3m DC power cable

Please note: Starlink Mini not included. This is a third-party compatible accessory and is not made, endorsed or sponsored by SpaceX or Starlink. Starlink is referenced for compatibility purposes only. Running Starlink from a vehicle battery will draw it down — we recommend monitoring the voltmeter or running the engine on extended sessions.

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