Tired of reworking your Starlink Mini setup just to add 5G?
Constrained by space, layout, or wiring?
Need a clean install that doesn’t compromise performance?
Antenna MAX S solves it all—acting as a docking station that brings Starlink Mini and Peplink together in one rugged, all-in-one enclosure. One connection delivers both satellite and cellular. No extra cabling. No new holes. Just a streamlined, high-performance install.
Why Antenna MAX S?
One unit, dual capabilities – Seamlessly integrates Starlink and 5G in a compact, weatherproof form factor.
Zero rework – Reuses existing mounting and entry points, avoiding the added complexity of traditional rooftop add-ons.
Optimized 5G performance – Built-in antennas minimize cable loss and maximize cellular signal quality.
Whether you’re adding 5G to an existing Starlink Mini deployment or building both in from the start, Antenna MAX S keeps your install clean, fast, and ready for anywhere your network needs to go.
This is a really neat idea and I am definitely interested. However, the marketing material was not very clear, but based on the fact it talks about three options for routers… I was able to deduce that a router is not included with the device.
It would be nice if that was a little more clear in the information. Also, it would be assumed some cabling is needed perhaps POE injectors, what are the requirements for all of this to work?
What is the ETA for the larger version of this “MAX S” ‘Rugged Docking station’ that is designed for the new Starlink “Performance” Marine antenna (launched June 2025) ?
Just to confirm, are you asking about Starlink Performance Gen3? If yes, we’re already working on it. The ETA isn’t available yet. Are there any particular requirements you could share with use?
The Antenna MAX S spec sheet and some of the photos show what appears to be a ventilation grid on the bottom of the antenna enclosure. But it seems like the surface mounting method using the adhesive sheet would block this vent, if it is indeed a vent.
I’m concerned about heat dissipation, especially from the BR Pro 5G router, which is known to run hot. Has PepLink tested this aspect? If that grid is a vent, would the optional magnetic mount (which elevates the enclosure slightly) allow for better internal cooling?
Giedrius, Correct, Starlink Performance Gen3 (launched June 2025).
No requirements to mention.
I am very impressed with the “Mini” version of this Peplink docking station and forsee vessel captain’s requesting the same solution for the Performance Gen3.
