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Identify the equipment you have, explore mounting options, and understand what to confirm before ordering.
Always confirm compatibility against the official instructions for your exact hardware generation.
Standard-family terminal and router shown in the supplied V5 reference.
A flat, manually positioned Standard terminal; often called the Gen 3 kit.
A compact terminal with integrated Wi-Fi for a small, portable setup.
The current Performance terminal and Advanced Power Supply arrangement.
Identify the flat Performance terminal and its matching older power ecosystem.
A business kit configuration whose terminal and network handoff must be identified.
The motorized rectangular Standard family with its own cable and router arrangement.
The original round terminal; retain its matched legacy power and cable system.
An older Performance family that needs label-based identification.
Model-specific support for a compatible terminal on a stable surface.
An adjustable mount for a compatible terminal on a suitable shingled roof.
A mount for a suitable wall or fascia with enough sky clearance.
Connects a compatible terminal to a suitable metal pipe; it is not a complete pole.
A roof-weatherproofing component that may require a separate compatible mount.
A ballasted option for compatible gable roofs without drilled mount fasteners.
A mounting method combining a pole, foundation, compatible adapter and protected route.
Select the mount for the exact terminal and intended vehicle or vessel use.
Third-party mounting options need product-specific fit and operating evidence.
A model-specific powered terminal link, separate from ordinary home LAN cabling.
The Mini power lead must match both the terminal and the approved source.
Current and legacy Performance cables must be identified separately.
Entry and support components selected for the cable connector and building material.
A planning reference for guards, supports and serviceable cable pathways.
The current officially named Standard kit with a separate indoor router.
A separate Starlink Wi-Fi 6 router with two LAN Ethernet ports.
A compact Wi-Fi 6 router or mesh node; it is not the Mini satellite kit.
The router commonly supplied with Standard Actuated equipment.
Provides an ordinary Ethernet handoff from the matching Gen 2 router arrangement.
Patch cables for the home network after the supported Starlink handoff.
Adds LAN connection points behind the router.
Provides Wi-Fi from an existing wired local network.
Two matched radios connect buildings with a suitable clear radio path.
Allows listed older actuated mounts to support the corresponding newer Standard arrangement.
A model-specific bracket to secure Router 3 to a suitable surface.
Identify the exact terminal and supply before changing its power source.
Keeps selected network equipment powered for a measured period.
