Which countries can use SlateSafety?
SlateSafety can be used anywhere in the world, but only the countries listed in the table below will be able to connect BAND V2s directly over cellular networks.
At SlateSafety, we understand that safety knows no borders. That's why we strive to provide our real-time connected safety solutions for heat stress and lone workers to as many countries as possible, ensuring that individuals and organizations worldwide can benefit from our cutting-edge technology.
In this article, we'll provide you with an overview of the countries where cellular connections are currently available and how you can make the most of our services wherever you are.
The easiest way to use SlateSafety’s system is by using the built-in cellular modem. There is no setup required to use this and it just simply works once a worker equips a device. The below table shows which countries and which networks the SlateSafety system is currently compatible with. Please note it is best to test the system in your area as the coverage may vary depending on several factors from the cellular network provider.
Which cellular networks support SlateSafety's BAND V2?
| Country | Cellular Network Provider |
| Argentina | Claro, Movistar |
| Australia | Telstra |
| Austria | Magenta |
| Belgium | Orange, Proximus |
| Brazil | Claro, Vivo |
| Bulgaria | A1, Yettel |
| Canada | Bell, Rogers, Telus |
| Czech Republic | O2 |
| Denmark | TDC, Telenor, Telia |
| Estonia | Elisa |
| Finland | DNA, TeliaSonera |
| France | Bouygues, Orange, SFR |
| Germany | O2, Vodafone |
| Greece | Wind |
| Hungary | Telekom.hu, Vodafone |
| Iceland | Nova, Vodafone |
| Israel | Cellcom, Pelephone |
| Italy | Vodafone |
| Japan | NTT Docomo, SoftBank |
| Latvia | LMT |
| Lithuania | Bite, Telia |
| Lixembourg | Post |
| Mexico | Movistar, Telcel |
| Netherlands | KPN, Vodafone |
| New Zealand | Spark, Vodafone |
| Norway | Telenor, Telia |
| Poland | Orange |
| Portugal | MEO, Vodafone |
| Puerto Rico | AT&T, Claro |
| Romania | Vodafone |
| Singapore | Singtel |
| Slovakia | Orange |
| Slovenia | A1 |
| South Korea | SKTelecom |
| Spain | Movistar, Orange, Vodafone |
| Sweden | Tele2, Telenor, Telia |
| Switzerland | Sunrise, Swisscom |
| Taiwan | Chunghwa Telecom |
| United Arab Emirates | Etisalat |
| United Kingdom | O2, Vodafone |
| United States | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Uruguay | Claro |
How can the BAND V2 connect without cellular?
Even if your country is not yet listed in the above table, you can still use the SlateSafety system! The SlateSafety system can connect in 2 other ways:
1) Via SlateSafety GATEWAY V2s (ethernet or WiFi)
GATEWAY V2s provide a local connection that serves BAND V2s and BEACON V2s in areas that lack cellular coverage. Gateway V2s are typically used in fixed locations across a facility and have around 0.25 miles of range (0.4 kilometers).
2) Via SlateSafety Go on iOS and Android
By downloading SlateSafety Go on the Apple App Store or Google Play Store and logging in, you will be able to create a local connection and view real-time data and notifications from nearby BAND V2s without needing a cellular connection or any other infrastructure.
Coming soon: SlateSafety Go does not currently connect data to the SlateSafety cloud for data recording, but this capability is in development. For now, you will need a GATEWAY V2 or a cellular connection.
Final Note
Connectivity can be challenging without cellular connectivity, so please work with your SlateSafety account representative for a tailored approach or for any questions or issues.