Buyer's guide · utilities and resources
The best lone worker device for utilities and resources.
Utilities and resources work is remote, rugged and often solo: field technicians, meter and network crews, and site workers in demanding conditions. The best device is durable, works off-grid, and can raise the alarm automatically when a worker is hurt.
Start with Eagle
Best fit
Eagle
An IP67-rated, industrial-grade body-worn device with 4G, GPS and a swappable week-long battery, built for remote and high-risk field work where durability and off-grid coverage matter.
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Falcon
For technicians who want a lighter discreet wearable with fall detection and automatic check-ins rather than a camera, Falcon covers solo and after-hours work without a phone.
See Falcon ›Every Duress device includes accredited 24/7 monitoring with a seven-second median operator pickup. For a neutral, cross-vendor view see the buyer's guide, or compare the full range side by side.