TRVL-1230 Marine Power Converter
$117.98
TRVL-1230 12–24VDC to 30VDC step-up converter/voltage regulator with 2.5A output. Includes flush, fixed, and cigarette lighter installation options, plus battery discharge protection.
Product Description
Reliable Power for Your Starlink Mini at Sea
The TRVL-1230 is engineered to deliver stable, noise-free power to your Starlink Mini antenna, ensuring uninterrupted connectivity even in the harshest marine environments. Built with heavy-duty aluminum and marine-grade protection, it’s the ultimate solution for boat owners who demand reliability.
⚡ Key Features
- Heavy-Duty Aluminum Construction – Rugged design built to withstand marine conditions.
- DC Conversion – Converts 12–24V DC to a stable 30V DC for optimal antenna performance.
- Battery Protection – Low-voltage safeguard prevents draining your boat’s batteries.
- Noise-Free Output – Regulated voltage ensures clean, reliable performance.
- Flexible Installation – Options include flush mount, fixed mount, or portable (cigarette lighter).
- IP67 Rated – Water and dust resistant for maximum durability.
🚤 Benefits for Boat Owners
- Seamless Connectivity – Keeps your Starlink Mini running smoothly for camera monitoring and onboard internet.
- Marine-Ready – Designed specifically for the challenges of saltwater, humidity, and vibration.
- Easy Setup – Multiple mounting options make installation quick and hassle-free.
- Peace of Mind – Protects both your antenna and your vessel’s power system.
📊 Technical Specifications
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Input Voltage | 12–24V DC |
| Output Voltage | 30V DC (regulated) |
| Construction | Heavy-duty aluminum |
| Protection | Low battery safeguard |
| Rating | IP67 (water & dust resistant) |
| Installation Options | Flush mount, fixed mount, portable |
🛠️ Warranty & Support
- 1-Year Warranty
- Lifetime Technical Support
- Compatible with LocMarine Pro App (iOS & Android) for monitoring and updates.
👉 Perfect for anyone who wants reliable Starlink Mini connectivity on the water.
