Starlink Ethernet Adapter

Description

The Starlink Ethernet Adapter (Official) provides a reliable RJ45 Ethernet connection for Starlink user terminals. It allows direct network bridging for devices or networks requiring wired connectivity. Designed as an official solution, it maintains full compatibility with Starlink hardware and firmware. The adapter integrates seamlessly with the Starlink power/data output without degrading service.

⚠️ This adapter requires a Starlink power supply or PoE injector that outputs the correct voltage. Do not connect to unmanaged power sources without verification.

Key Features

✔️ Official Compatibility — Designed and certified for use with current Starlink user terminals.
✔️ Gigabit Ethernet — Supports up to 1 Gbps wired network throughput.
✔️ Plug-and-Play — No configuration required; fully recognised by Starlink systems.
✔️ Compact Form Factor — Small footprint for easy installation in tight spaces.
✔️ Robust Construction — Durable housing for long-term deployment.

Specifications

• Ethernet: 1× Gigabit RJ45

• Input/Output: Connects to Starlink power/data port

• Data Rate: Up to 1000 Mbps

• Compatibility: Starlink user terminals with compatible power/data port

• Cable: Integrated or supplied connection as per official spec

• Dimensions: ~Standard compact adapter size

• Weight: Lightweight for ease of handling

Installation Overview

1. Power off the Starlink user terminal and network devices.

2. Remove existing protective caps from the Starlink power/data port.

3. Insert the Ethernet Adapter into the Starlink output port securely.

4. Connect a Cat5e or Cat6 Ethernet cable to the RJ45 port.

5. Connect the other end of the Ethernet cable to your router, switch or end device.

6. Power up Starlink and connected network equipment.

Important Notes

⚠️ The adapter must be paired with a compatible Starlink power source.
⚠️ Avoid bending the Ethernet cable sharply; maintain proper bend radius.
⚠️ Ensure correct orientation when inserting the adapter to avoid port damage.

Ideal Use Cases

✅ Wired connection to LAN infrastructure
✅ Integration with existing routers or switches
✅ Low-latency networking for gaming, VoIP, or services
✅ Business or home networks requiring stable wired links