Every minute of downtime counts
In a messy rack, finding the right cable or port can take hours while the business stands still.
Our answer
Organised patching, dressed and labelled cables: diagnosis takes minutes.
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Racks & technical rooms
Organised, readable and maintainable technical rooms.
- 19"Standard racks and cabinets
- 6U → 47UFrom wall cabinets to server racks
- 100 %Ports labelled and documented
The challenges
What is at stake
We fit out your racks and technical rooms: supply and installation of racks, patching, cable management, power and labelling. A tidy technical room means a fault diagnosed in minutes instead of hours.
Heat and dust
Loose cables and blocked airflow make equipment run hot, shorten its life and cause shutdowns.
Our answer
Clear airflow, blanking panels, suitable ventilation and temperature monitoring.
A fragile power supply
Household power strips, missing earth and overloaded circuits expose your equipment to outages and surges.
Our answer
Professional PDUs, dual power feeds where possible and earthing of every rack.
The image of your installations
Technical rooms are often visited by auditors, insurers and partners: their condition says a lot about your organisation.
Our answer
A clean, readable and documented room that follows best practice.
Architecture
An architecture designed in layers
A well-designed rack reads from top to bottom: every zone has its function, every cable its path, every port its label.
Every installation is delivered tested, labelled and documented, for simple operation and maintenance.
- Layer 01
Incoming lines & fibre panels
Fibre backbones and carrier links grouped at the top of the rack, protected and labelled.
- Layer 02
Patch panels
Every outlet in the building ends here, in the order of the drawings.
- Layer 03
Cable managers & patch cords
Patch cords at the right length, dressed in the cable managers, colour-coded by use.
- Layer 04
Active equipment
Switches, servers and recorders mounted on rails, with room to breathe.
- Layer 05
Power & earthing
PDUs, UPS and earth bar at the bottom of the rack, with separate, identified circuits.
Services
Our services
Supply and installation of racks and enclosures
Server or network racks, wall cabinets, doors, side panels and ventilation.
Copper and fibre patch panels
Copper and fibre panels from the same range as the cabling, for a consistent channel.
Cable management and dressing
Made-to-measure patch cords, horizontal and vertical cable managers, bend radii respected.
Power (PDU) and earthing
PDUs, dedicated circuits, surge protection and connection to the building earth.
Take-over and tidying of existing racks
Planned work with no improvised outages: inventory, new patching plan, port-by-port switchover.
Labelling and schematics
Standardised labels, rack elevation drawing and port-to-outlet matching table.
Technologies we master
19" racksPatch panelsPDUCable managersStandardised labelling
Method
Our method, step by step
- 1
Inventory
Photos, record of every device, every port and its use.
- 2
Rack layout
Target layout, zones, patch cord lengths and power.
- 3
Preparation
Patch cords, labels and accessories ready before the work.
- 4
Clean-up
Planned switchover, port by port, off-peak if needed.
- 5
Checks & file
Service tests, before / after photos and updated drawings.
Standards
Compliance with standards
- EIA-31019-inch rack dimensions
- ISO/IEC 14763-2Cabling planning and installation
- ANSI/TIA-606Labelling and administration
- EN 50174Cabling planning and installation
- IEC 60364Electrical installations and earthing
Deliverables
What we hand over to you
- Front elevation of each rack
- Port-to-outlet matching table
- Before / after photos
- Power and earthing diagram
- Equipment list with serial numbers
Maintenance & 24/7 support
This system can be covered by a preventive and corrective maintenance contract, with priority response on critical sites.
See the plansCan you tidy a rack without taking the network down?
The clean-up is done port by port with a plan prepared in advance; any interruptions last a few seconds and are scheduled with you.
Does a technical room need air conditioning?
It depends on the heat produced by the equipment. We measure the load and propose the right solution: ventilation, air conditioning or containment.
What rack size should we plan for?
We size it according to the number of outlets, the active equipment and a reserve of at least 30 % for future growth.
Let’s talk about your site
A project, an installation to take over or to maintain?
Our engineers study your needs and reply within 48 business hours with initial technical and budget guidance.