1.2.1 Starlink Terminal Portfolio Overview

Orbius, as a Starlink Authorized Reseller, offers the following Starlink terminal models. Select the appropriate model based on use case, deployment type, and performance requirements.

 

Terminal		Best for	Key characteristics
Starlink Mini		Temporary sites, backup connectivity, mobility, blue-light vehicles	Compact and portable. Quick to deploy. Lower power consumption.
Starlink Enterprise		Fixed installations	Reliable business terminal for fixed installations, trusted for stable performance for commercial and industrial operations
Starlink Performance Gen 2		In-motion use on vehicles	Fixed-mount terminal engineered for in-motion use on vehicles, maintaining reliable links even under movement or harsh weather
Starlink Performance Gen 3		High-performance fixed installations, L2VPN deployments, critical operations	Next-generation terminal. Highest throughput. Recommended for all new enterprise deployments. Expected to reach up to 1Gbps during 2026, as new satellites are deployed to Orbit

Terminal specifications

See the Starlink-provided specification sheets for full technical details. Specifications include power consumption, operating temperature, dimensions, mounting options, and throughput benchmarks. Access these in Section 5.1 — Starlink Hardware Documentation or from the relevant installation guide.

How to Find and Record Your Terminal Serial Number

⚠️  Important: Record the serial number securely before the terminal is installed. Once the terminal is mounted and the shipping box discarded, finding the number requires either accessing the Starlink App or physically removing the terminal. If you are unable to find a terminal in the Orbius Portal after entering the serial number, open a support ticket at support.orbius.com.

Where to find the serial number

•      Printed on the shipping box label

•     On a sticker on the terminal body (usually the underside or mounting surface

•    Visible in the Starlink App once the terminal is powered and connected

Serial number formats

Terminal model	Format	Example
Starlink Mini	KIT4MXXXXXXXXXXX	KIT4M12345678901
Starlink Enterprise	KIT4EXXXXXXXX	KIT4E12345678
Starlink Performance Gen 2	KITPXXXXXXXXX	KITP123456789
Starlink Performance Gen 3	KIT4PXXXXXXXXXXX	KIT4P12345678901

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