Starlink internet for remote construction sites, leased and monitored, with cellular backup.
No installer, no waiting on utilities, no one watching a router.
A ruggedized Jobsite Internet Power Box is delivered to your site, ready to run.
Connect power and the unit comes online over Starlink, with cellular standing by.
Every unit is checked every few minutes and the site contact is texted if anything changes.
Out where fiber and cellular do not reach, Field Link beats the usual options on speed, latency, and time to connect.
Field Link speed is typical, not guaranteed, and is compared here with published GEO satellite medians. Wired circuit lead time is a vendor estimate for temporary fiber. Results vary by site and sky view. 1 Starlink US median latency, Ookla Q1 2025 via APH Networks. 2 HughesNet and Viasat medians, Ookla Q1 2025 via New Space Economy. 3 Petronella Tech field office guide.
Built for sites where the internet has to work and nobody has time to troubleshoot it.
Every unit runs on Starlink satellite internet at 150+ Mbps typical, with no dependence on local cable, fiber, or utilities. Video calls, cloud drawings, and project software work from day one.
If the Starlink link ever drops, a Peplink router with cellular SIM backup takes over automatically, so the site stays online.
Every unit is checked every few minutes. On a failover or power loss, the site contact gets a text automatically. No outage calls.
Units are managed remotely: reboot, enable, or disable without a site visit.
Simple monthly billing per site. Units are leased, not purchased, so there is no equipment to own or store when the job ends.
Starlink, router, and power in one weatherproof enclosure built to be dropped on a jobsite and work.
Field Link puts Starlink on the jobsite for teams that need a real connection at a trailer or field office on day one, without waiting for permanent utilities or a site visit from IT.
Field Link is built and supported by the Baton Rouge team behind Silicon Bayou Designs, which builds AI automation, apps, and websites for Louisiana businesses.