Low Profile Suction Mount Kit for Starlink™ Antennas

This is a low profile mounting solution for those wanting to use Starlink™ on vehicles in multiple locations without the setup time. Suction Cups are the go-to when magnets wont work on non-ferrous materials like aluminum, plastic, fiberglass, glass, etc. Perfect for newer vehicles with aluminum bodies, boats, and more!

Please Note: This is a DIY kit for those with basic tools and hands-on experience. If you'd like us to handle the conversion, select "Kit with Flat Mount Conversion Service". We'll reach out to you via email to coordinate sending in your antenna and 75ft or 150ft network cable in. The Wi-Fi router and metal base are not needed for flat mount conversions. Do not include them in the shipment to us when sending in your antenna for modification. 

DIY Kit Contents:

• Upper & Lower Enclosure
• Shielded IP67 Network Plug, Receptacle, and Cable Stripper
• American Made Suction Cups and Mounting Hardware
• Automotive grade 3M Sealant
• General Hardware kit
• Rubber Edge Trim
• Instructions

Overall Dimensions: 1.875"H x 17.375"W x 25.625"L
Suction Cup Pattern: 3" Diameter on a 17.1" x 13.75" Rectangular Pattern

Lead time: See homepage for current estimate. If you need something sooner please email us and we'll do our best to accommodate.

Important Info:

• ⚠ Using Starlink™ in motion may violate your Terms of Service depending on your service location. Consult your Terms of Service to determine if this applies to you.
• ⚠ All kits require cutting the antenna dish apart to achieve a low profile. Modifying your Starlink™ antenna will void the warranty and is not endorsed or supported by Starlink™/SpaceX.
• ⚠ Modifying your dish with power tools comes with risk of damaging the circuitry if done without great care.
• ⚠ Given the varying conditions of surfaces this can be mounted to, it is ultimately up to the end user to make sure the antenna mount is sufficiently secured. Please refer to the supplied suction cup manufacturers instruction sheet for mounting guidelines

Modification Guide