Starlink Mini
Manufacturer-sourced range- Typical range
- 25–40 W
- Starting value
- 40 W
- Brief peak
- 60 W
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This planner shows no Irish model or offer. The Irish electrical baseline is 230 V at 50 Hz with Type G sockets: verify the exact mains variant, plug, supplied lead, earthing and the whole charging path separately. A plug shape that fits does not convert voltage or frequency, and it does not make a foreign product version suitable for Ireland. An Irish model number, box contents, conformity, availability, delivery and warranty are not confirmed here.
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Counts are per day. We include charging loss and add a 20% reserve.
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A cold or older battery can supply less energy.
The estimate uses the battery data and calculation assumptions shown with this result. That is not a measurement of the battery’s current condition. Cold and battery ageing are not calculated separately.
Cold is not the same as wear. Cold can temporarily limit the available energy and the power that can be delivered. Ageing can permanently reduce the storage capacity, even when the screen shows ‘100% charged’.
Follow the temperature limits for charging and using from the manual of your model. Check important applications with your own setup.
More about our battery assumptionsThis separate calculation is not added to your charging plan automatically. Do not also count charging the same flash battery.
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Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
Check and edit these values once you have a nameplate or measurement.
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That covers about 50Wh per day, charging loss and a 20% reserve.

Sony publishes 16.4Wh for the NP-FZ100. Fujifilm publishes 16Wh for the NP-W235. Generic presets are editable planning values, not a claim about a specific product. Laptop, phone, drone and light values are conservative starting points and should be replaced with the exact label or manual when the shoot matters.
A camera battery charger draws its rated power only while charging. Count the batteries you must refill during the day rather than multiplying by a full-day charger load.
Off-grid lighting and charging run from battery stations or generators. Match every AC, USB-C and DC path to the equipment and keep the complete cable path inside rated limits.
This is shared technical guidance for planning. The exact equipment versions supplied for Ireland (230V/50Hz, Type G or explicitly supplied Irish leads) are not yet verified, and no verified Irish retailer, price, stock or affiliate offer is presented. Technical fit, exact regional version, delivery to Ireland, Irish warranty and local availability are verified independently.