Frequently Asked Questions

You can connect up to 3 Starlink mesh routers to a single Starlink to extend Wi-Fi coverage across a larger area, supporting up to 235 devices in total. Only official Starlink routers can be used as part of the Starlink mesh system. If you prefer to use a third-party router, see "Can I use my own router with Starlink?" below.

Yes. The Starlink dish is designed for outdoor use and can operate in harsh weather, including rain and snow. It also includes a built-in snow-melt feature. The Wi-Fi router included with the kit is designed for indoor use and should be kept indoors.

Yes. You can use a third-party router with both Starlink Standard and Starlink Mini. Enable Bypass Mode to turn off Starlink's Wi-Fi so your own router manages the network. Depending on your setup, an additional adapter or cable may be required and is sold separately.

Yes. Starlink kits purchased through Data Lake come with official warranty support handled locally in Indonesia. Hot-swap or replacement support is available where applicable. For assistance, contact sales@datalake.id or WhatsApp +62 8170-117-800.

Yes. Starlink Mini can run from a USB-C Power Delivery (PD) power bank, making it convenient for travel or off-grid use. Use a power bank with at least 100 W output (approximately 20 V/5 A) together with Starlink's dedicated USB-C power cable.

Yes. Starlink Mini can be paired with compatible Starlink mesh routers to extend Wi-Fi coverage across a larger area.

Typically under 5 minutes. Open the kickstand, place the Mini where it has a clear view of the sky, and connect it to power.