Starlink installations by ZuraLink
Every photo here is from a job our own installers did: homes, offices, work sites and boats. See how we mount the dish, run the cable and set up the Wi-Fi, and the speeds measured on the day.
Homes, businesses and boats

Whole-Home Wi-Fi for a Duplex: Ridge-Mounted Dish and Ceiling Access Point
Dish on the roof ridge between the solar panels, router in a wall-mounted box, and a ceiling access point to carry Wi-Fi through the house.
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Starlink on a Crane Barge: Wi-Fi in Every Cabin, Right on the River
Dish on the upper-deck railing beside the old VSAT, with Wi-Fi carried into the cabins and mess room of a working crane barge.
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Wiring a New Commercial Building for Starlink, from Roof to Server Rack
Poles set in concrete on the parapet, every cable protected in conduit, and the lines brought down into the building's network rack.
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Starlink on a Work Boat: 103 Mbps Alongside the Jetty
Dish bolted to the cabin roof of a work boat, router fitted in the wheelhouse, and tested at 103 Mbps alongside the jetty.
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Two-Storey Home Online at 121 Mbps
Installer up the ladder to the roof of a two-storey home, dish on the roof slope, router by the desk. Tested at 121 Mbps.
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Site Cabin Connected: 50 Mbps Down, 35 Mbps Up
Dish on a bracket at the roof edge of a site cabin, spare cable coiled neatly on the fence, tested at 50 Mbps down and 35 Mbps up.
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Rooftop Starlink with a Clear View of the Sky, Tested at 91 Mbps
Dish set on a flat parapet above the roof line, clear of the buildings next door, and tested at 91 Mbps.
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Starlink on a Stone-Coated Roof, Sharing the Ridge with Solar Panels
Dish fixed on the roof ridge above the solar panels, checked for obstructions in the app and tested at 86 Mbps.
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Lifting the Dish Above the Water Tanks for an Unblocked Sky
An extension pole on top of the water-tank tower lifts the dish clear of the trees and rooftops around the compound.
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Gable-Edge Bracket Mount for a Two-Storey Home, with a Tidy Wall-Box Router
Dish fixed on a bracket at the gable edge of a two-storey house, router tucked into a neat wall box under the distribution board.
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Low-Profile Roof-Edge Starlink for an Office Bungalow
Dish on a short pole at the roof edge of a single-storey office, kept low-profile from the front, with the connection tested at the desk.
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Getting a Site Office Online: Container-Roof Starlink Install
Dish mounted on the roof of a container site office, with one installer up the ladder and another holding it steady.
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Neat Metal-Roof Install with the Cable Routed Past the Solar Panel
Dish on its base on a corrugated metal roof, with the cable routed neatly past the solar panel.
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Open-Sky Placement for a Garden Compound, Clear of Every Tree
Dish placed on open ground in a large lawn compound, where the view of the sky is widest, with the cable run along the paving.
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Tiled-Roof Starlink Install, Right Beside the Solar Array
Dish set on a tiled roof next to the solar panels, router fixed to the wall beside a socket.
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Flat-Roof Starlink for a Home Overlooking the Garden
Dish set on a flat roof section above the garden, router placed by the window.
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Starlink Alongside the DStv Dishes on a Stone-Coated Roof
Dish on its base on the parapet of a stone-coated roof, beside the DStv dishes and clear of them.
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Rain Didn’t Stop Us: A Pitched-Roof Bungalow Gets Connected
Installer up the ladder in the rain to fix the dish on a pitched roof, with the router set up by the TV.
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Welded Pole Mount for an Industrial Site Building
Steel pole welded to the roof edge of a site building, dish raised on top, router on a shelf above a socket.
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From Box to Browsing: Setting Up Starlink at Home
Kit unboxed, router placed and the home online: the indoor side of a Starlink set-up.
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- 1Message or call usTell us your location and what you need.
- 2Confirm kit and priceWe recommend the right setup and confirm the total before we come.
- 3Delivery and installationUsually the same day in most locations.
- 4Online and supportedActivated, tested and backed by 24/7 support.
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