IHDAPP USB-C to DC Power Cable for Starlink Mini 10 ft 18AWG 20V PD 65W IP67
- Adapter
- USB C to DC Power C…
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A 6.6 ft USB-C to DC cable with a PD intelligence chip delivers 20 V from a 65 W 20 V/3.25 A power source to a Starlink Mini, using 18 AWG wire and an IP67-rated waterproof connector
Length 6.6ft / 2M
This USB-C to DC cable is built specifically for the Starlink Mini dish. It connects a compatible USB-C power source to the dish's DC input, delivering a stable 20V supply through an integrated PD intelligence sink chip. The 6.6 ft length provides flexible placement for portable or fixed installations.
The cable replaces the standard Starlink power lead when you want to run the dish from a high-capacity USB-C power bank or adapter instead of the included AC supply. The jump is worth it when you need DC power on the move, provided your source supports the 65W 20V PD protocol at 3.25A. It will not work with lower-wattage chargers or non-PD ports.
Installation is straightforward: plug the USB-C end into a compliant power bank and the DC barrel jack into the Starlink Mini. The DC connector carries an IP67 waterproof rating, while the 18AWG wire uses a UV-resistant, flame-retardant PVC jacket. The most common issue is using a power source that lacks the required 20V PD profile, which prevents the chip from negotiating the correct voltage.
| Type | Adapter |
|---|---|
| Connector Type | USB C to DC Power Cable for Startlink Mini |
| Color | Black |
| Cable Length | 6.6 ft. |
| Connector Detail | 1 x USB C to 1 x DC Power |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Specifications | The USB C to DC power cable intergrated with PD intelligence sink chip, when connected to a compatible PD Type-C power supply capable of providing 20V, the chip communicates with the PD source chip in the power supply, requesting the necessary voltage adjustment to 20V, ensuring a 20V output on the DC barrel jack. |
| Features | Compatibility: The USB-C to DC Power cable Compatible work with 65W+ 20V PD protocol Power Supply - It requires power bank or adapter to support at PD protocol least 65W (20V/3.25A) power supply for powering starlink mini. Specially Designed: This USB-C to DC Power Cable is specially designed for Starlink Mini, adhere to the quality of the original factory and use high-quality wire 18AWG, The cable provides stable power supply for your Starlink Mini dish. DC port has the waterproof and easy plug and unplug functions, bringing you the reliable, secure connection and a safer DIY soluti |
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The cable ends in a DC male jack designed for the Starlink Mini power port; the connector is waterproof to IP67 and uses 18AWG wire for a secure fit.
Connect the USB-C plug to a power bank or adapter that supports PD 20 V at 65 W or more (20 V/3.25 A); the built-in sink chip will request 20 V automatically, then plug the DC end into the Starlink Mini.
The PVC composite jacket resists UV, flame and aging, but inspect the 18AWG conductors and the DC barrel seal periodically for cracks or corrosion, especially after prolonged outdoor exposure.
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