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Starlink Gen 3 PoE Injector | 200W 5-in-1 Power Adapter with USB-C
Starlink Gen 3 PoE Injector | 200W 5-in-1 Power Adapter with USB-C
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200W 5-in-1 DC PoE Injector for Starlink Gen 3 Standard
Build a cleaner DC-powered Starlink setup for RVs, vans, boats and off-grid installations with one compact unit that combines DC conversion, Starlink passive PoE power injection, Gigabit Ethernet and auxiliary USB power outputs.
Direct 9–36V DC Input
Accepts a wide DC input range suitable for many properly designed 12V and 24V battery-based installations, eliminating the need to convert DC to household AC first.
57V Passive PoE for Gen 3
The dedicated SPX PoE output provides up to 57V / 3A for the compatible Starlink Standard Gen 3 terminal.
Gigabit LAN Connectivity
The integrated 10/100/1000Mbps LAN port provides a wired data handoff for a compatible router or network device.
Simplify a Mobile Starlink Power System
Useful in RV, van, camper and other battery-powered systems where a suitable high-current DC supply is already available.
Wide-range DC input makes the converter useful for many boat and off-grid systems when installed in a dry, protected electrical location.
Combines DC input, Starlink SPX PoE, Gigabit LAN, USB-A and USB-C connections in one compact enclosure.
USB-A provides up to 12V / 3A while the USB-C port is specified at up to 5V / 3A for compatible auxiliary devices.
Current technical specifications list surge and electrostatic-discharge protection for additional electrical resilience.
200W Rating vs. Starlink PoE Output
The unit is currently marketed as a 200W converter and requires an input source capable of at least 200W. The detailed technical specification lists the Starlink SPX output itself as 57V / 3A Max, which corresponds to a maximum nominal PoE output of approximately 171W.
One Compact Hub for Power & Data
Dedicated Starlink Standard Gen 3 power/data connection, specified at up to 57V / 3A.
10/100/1000Mbps Ethernet connection for compatible downstream networking equipment.
Manufacturer-listed maximum output: 12V / 3A.
Manufacturer-listed maximum output: 5V / 3A.
Positive, negative and ground terminals for a properly fused 9–36V DC power source.
Approx. 120 × 92 × 35 mm (4.72 × 3.62 × 1.37 in).
Current pin assignment is +V on pins 1, 2, 3 and 6, and -V on pins 4, 5, 7 and 8. Do not connect ordinary non-compatible Ethernet equipment directly to the powered SPX/PoE port.
Confirm the Starlink Terminal Before Installation
This converter is currently specified for the Starlink Standard terminal commonly identified as Gen 3 / Standard with the kickstand-style dish.
The current manufacturer requires a DC 9–36V source capable of supplying at least 200W. Cable gauge, fuse size and connection hardware must be appropriate for the actual system current.
Connect the 3-pin input only after confirming supply polarity and proper circuit protection.
Connect the compatible Starlink Standard cable to the dedicated SPX PoE port.
Use the LAN port for a compatible router or Ethernet device. Verify the downstream router's separate power requirements before installation.
Verify Starlink startup, network connectivity and stable DC operation before permanently securing the converter.
Current compatibility imagery specifically excludes Standard Actuated, High Performance and Flat High Performance terminals. It should not be purchased simply because a dish is described generically as “Starlink.”
The manufacturer specifies a minimum 200W input supply. Many vehicle accessory sockets and their wiring are rated below the current required for a 200W DC load. Verify the source, fuse and wiring capacity before connecting this unit.
Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Current Product Name | Starlink Gen 3 PoE Injector | 200W 5-in-1 Power Adapter with USB-C |
| Old URL Slug | 150W 2-in-1 PoE Injector DC Converter |
| Confirmed Starlink Compatibility | Starlink Standard Gen 3 |
| Standard Actuated | Not Compatible |
| High Performance | Not Compatible |
| Flat High Performance | Not Compatible |
| DC Input | 9–36V DC |
| Minimum Input Power | 200W |
| Device Power Class | 200W |
| Starlink SPX Output | 57V / 3A Max |
| Nominal Max SPX Power | Approx. 171W at 57V × 3A |
| PoE Type | Starlink-Specific Passive PoE |
| Positive PoE Pins | 1, 2, 3, 6 |
| Negative PoE Pins | 4, 5, 7, 8 |
| LAN Port | 1 × RJ45 Ethernet |
| Network Speed | 10 / 100 / 1000Mbps |
| USB-A Output | 12V / 3A Max |
| USB-C Output | 5V / 3A Max |
| Simultaneous Maximum Output Allocation | Not Fully Published |
| Input Terminal | 3-Pin Positive / Negative / Ground |
| Dimensions | Approx. 120 × 92 × 35 mm |
| Operating Temperature | -20°C to +55°C |
| Storage Temperature | -40°C to +70°C |
| Operating Humidity | 10%–90%, Non-Condensing |
| Surge Protection | ±8kV Differential, Class A |
| ESD Protection | ±8kV Contact / ±15kV Air, Class A |
| Published IP Rating | Not Published |
| Exact Housing Material | Not Published |
Quick Answers
Is this still the old 150W 2-in-1 product? +
No. The URL still contains the old 150W 2-in-1 slug, but the current live product has been replaced by a 200W 5-in-1 Starlink Gen 3 PoE injector.
Does it provide 200W directly to the Starlink dish? +
The complete converter is rated as a 200W-class unit, but the detailed Starlink SPX output specification is 57V / 3A Max, or approximately 171W nominal maximum.
Which Starlink terminal does it fit? +
Current compatibility is specifically listed for Starlink Standard Gen 3.
Does it fit Starlink High Performance? +
No. High Performance and Flat High Performance terminals are specifically shown as incompatible.
Does it fit Standard Actuated? +
No. Current manufacturer compatibility imagery specifically excludes Standard Actuated.
Can I power it from a 12V battery? +
12V falls within the published 9–36V input range, but the power source, wiring and fuse must be capable of supporting the manufacturer's minimum 200W input requirement.
Can I power it from a 24V battery system? +
Yes, 24V is within the published 9–36V input range when connected through a properly sized and protected DC circuit.
Can I plug it into a normal car cigarette-lighter socket? +
Do not assume so. The unit requires a DC supply capable of at least 200W, which may exceed the rating of many vehicle accessory sockets and their wiring.
Does it have Gigabit Ethernet? +
Yes. The LAN interface is specified at 10/100/1000Mbps.
Can the USB-A and USB-C ports charge other devices? +
Yes. Current ratings are up to 12V / 3A for USB-A and 5V / 3A for USB-C. Compatibility still depends on the connected device's charging requirements.
Can every output deliver its maximum rating at the same time? +
The current source publishes individual maximum port ratings but does not provide a complete simultaneous-output power allocation table. This page therefore does not guarantee every port can sustain its individual maximum at the same time.
Can I connect a normal computer directly to the powered PoE port? +
No. The powered SPX port uses a Starlink-specific passive 57V pin configuration. Use the separate LAN port for normal compatible Ethernet networking equipment.
Does this automatically include a Wi-Fi router? +
No Wi-Fi router is identified as part of the current injector itself. The integrated LAN port provides Ethernet connectivity; any separate router must be compatible and powered appropriately.
Does it have electrical protection? +
Current specifications list ±8kV differential surge protection plus ±8kV contact and ±15kV air ESD protection.
Is the converter waterproof? +
No verified IP waterproof rating is currently published. Install the converter in a dry, ventilated and protected electrical location rather than exposing it directly to water.
How large is the unit? +
Current product imagery lists approximately 120 × 92 × 35 mm (4.72 × 3.62 × 1.37 inches).
SKU: SPA002
