The Star-Batt Mini is the ultimate portable power solution for your Starlink® Mini, delivering up to 24 hours of uninterrupted power on a single charge. Designed to transmit seamlessly inside our weatherproof case, the Starlink Mini stays both connected and protected. Equipped with 2 USB-C and a USB-PD charging port, the Star-Batt Mini will also keep your phone, laptop, and tablet powered and ready to go.
Specifications:
Built Exclusively for Starlink Mini
576wh LiFePO4 Battery
IP65 Rated Impact Resistant Hard Case
5 Hour Recharge Time at 120W
Dual Cooling Fans
Case Description:
IP65 Rated-Watertight and Dust Proof
Impact Resistant Hard Case
Strong, Secure, Easy-open Latches
Automatic Pressure Relief Valve Equalizes Pressure for Easy Opening
Pre-drilled for Two Padlocks (Locks Not Included)
Physical Product Specifications:
| Weight |
27lbs |
| Dimensions |
17”x13”x7” |
| Environmental Rating |
IP65 - Completely dust-tight and Protected against low-pressure water jets from any direction |
| Operating Temperature |
-4°F to 122°F (-20°C to 50°C) |
| Storage Temperature |
14°F to 122°F (-10°C to 50°C) |
| Charging Temperature |
32°F to 113°F (0°C to 45°C) |
Electrical Specifications:
| Input Rating |
12-24V DC 240W |
| Output Rating |
60W 24V |
| USB/PD Output |
58W - 2x 20W PD USB-C, 1x 18W USB QC 3.0 |
| Battery Capacity |
576Wh |
| Battery Type |
LiFePo4 - Deep Cycle Lithium Iron Phosphate |
| Battery Cycles |
2000 cycles with 100% DOD, 6500 cycles with 50% DOD |
| Solar Input Capacity |
Up to 160W and 28Voc |
| Charge time from 100% depletion: |
Grid ~ 5 hours
Solar ~ 6 hours of optimal conditions
DC (Car) ~8 hours |
Time after time provides reliable
Power and convenience. Great design and easy to transport and to deploy. Still waiting on the solar panel and when I get it I will let you know how it performs.
An all in one battery to power, protect and to use your StarLink Mini. Easy to use and to store your Star Link safely. This adds to usefulness of StarLink and really StarLink (let me negotiate for you) should buy your invention and as a lawyer I’d love to be your agent to negotiate sale of rights to your product. Really this is your next step because it allows the StarLink to really fully function without doing a bunch of other things! Contact me as I’d love to help expand the manufacture and sales of this product. The Mini is great but they are missing what you have and through there merchandise it is a no brainer. Get in contact with me I look forward to taking sales to next level sales!
Was looking for a pre built solution with flexibility sturdiness decent weight and good autonomy and that’s exactly what I got …
Not cheap especially for Canadian folks but worth every penny.
We use it all the time and carry the Starbatt everywhere by seaplane in the Canadian North.
1. Great concept and execution but the weight is a problem.
2. Never received the solar recharging panel as promised.
Response from Star-Batt
Hi Phil, thank you for your feedback — I’d like to address your concerns directly.
To provide 24 hours of runtime using LiFePO4 batteries (chosen for their safety and longevity), some weight is inevitable. We’re fully transparent about the unit weighing 27 lbs, and we highlight this in our product descriptions so customers can make informed decisions.
Regarding the solar panel, your Kickstarter pledge did not include the solar bundle. As such, your order did not include any solar components beyond what was specified at the time of purchase.
We appreciate your support as a backer and are always here to help clarify or support any aspect of your order. To describe these as a “couple of issues” is not fair to us.
V/R
I worked in remote rural Fremont County on a Wildland fire with evacuations. I was the only one that had one, providing connectivity for my two phones, laptop for radar, maps, WebEOC… I was also mobile and had perfect cell service, and provided cell service for other responders and DHSEM. It was great to have on the move and provide connectivity at the second fire that was started by lightning in a second very remote location. I used this from 11:34 yesterday morning until about 9 last night and there was never an issue. It was even out in the rain during the heavy storm that started the second fire.