01 / PLANNING
Portable work has different priorities
For equipment that is packed away or shared between suitable locations, size and the practical setup routine can matter as much as headline speed. List the power sources available at each stop and whether a permanent mount would reduce useful flexibility.
02 / PLANNING
Fixed premises need an integration decision
For an office or larger property, define where the terminal connects to the router and how traffic reaches users. Verify the exact kit revision, compatible accessories and network interfaces before ordering. A terminal choice does not replace the design of failover or building-wide Wi-Fi.
03 / PLANNING
Service permissions follow the intended use
Fixed residential, business, travel and in-motion use can involve different service conditions. Check the current Starlink plan and hardware requirements for your country and use case. RNP reviews those requirements with the installation scope; this guide is not a universal compatibility matrix.
| Part of the project | Information that helps |
|---|---|
| Moving between sites | Compare packing, setup effort and available power |
| Permanent business backup | Compare handoff, expected workload and network-owner requirements |
| Vehicle deployment | Check retention, weather sealing, power and applicable use permissions |
| Multiple buildings | Design local distribution independently of terminal selection |