Cirrus Power Outlet Box
A tidy way to power a Starlink Mini — velcro-mounted so nothing gets drilled, with the socket held upright to reduce the chance of the plug working loose. You are buying the enclosure only — the receptacle is not included, so choose your type below.
Before you order
How it mounts, why the socket sits upright, and the part you need to source yourself.
Velcro, not fasteners
Hook-and-loop mounting. Removable, and nothing on the aircraft is drilled.
Vertical socket
The socket sits upright, which reduces the chance of the plug working loose under vibration compared with a horizontal mount.
You supply the receptacle
Cirrus3DPrints supplies the 3D-printed enclosure only, not the electrical receptacle. Fit a third-party Lonestar 28V TSO'd cigarette receptacle, or True Blue Power's MAX Power for USB-C direct with no adapter — either one sourced separately. Cirrus3DPrints makes no approval or certification claim for the enclosure or for any third-party receptacle used with it.
Fit it in a few minutes, no drilling
Questions
Tell us the outlet type you're fitting and we'll confirm the cavity matches your receptacle before you spend anything.
No. You're buying the housing kit — the box, velcro strip, and two mounting screws. Source the receptacle separately; both supported options are named in the selector.
Lonestar 28V if you want a third-party TSO'd receptacle, available from Aircraft Spruce. MAX Power from True Blue Power if you'd rather plug USB-C straight in with no adapter. The box is printed for one or the other and they aren't interchangeable.
No. It mounts on velcro, so it's secure but fully removable and leaves the bulkhead untouched.
An upright socket keeps the plug seated better than a horizontal one, which is more prone to working loose under vibration.
You need some power source. The stock USB ports in Cirrus SR aircraft can't supply what the Mini draws — our wiki covers this, including the portable power stations owners have confirmed working if you'd rather not install an outlet.
This is a non-structural aftermarket accessory for mounting or storing portable equipment. Cirrus3DPrints does not represent it as an FAA-approved, FAA-certified, or OEM-approved aircraft component. As with any 3D-printed accessory, minor cosmetic variation in the print surface is normal. Whether its use is appropriate for a particular aircraft and operation is the responsibility of the aircraft owner/operator and pilot in command, in consultation with an appropriately qualified mechanic or other aviation professional when appropriate.
Aftermarket accessory. Cirrus3DPrints does not represent this product as an FAA-approved, FAA-certified, PMA-approved, STC-approved, TSO-approved, or OEM-approved aircraft component. Aircraft compatibility does not constitute approval by Cirrus Aircraft.
The aircraft owner/operator and pilot in command are responsible for determining suitability for their aircraft and operation, and for proper mounting, fitment, inspection, maintenance, and use.
Purchase and use are subject to our Terms of Sale & Product Use, including the full accessory disclaimer, assumption of risk, warranty disclaimers, and limitations of liability.
