Data Center Division

• Install and position the server racks in their designated locations, leaving adequate space between racks for airflow and maintenance. • Anchor the racks to the floor to enhance stability, especially in areas prone to seismic activity and ensure that the racks are perfectly leveled. • Physically installing servers, storage systems, and networking devices according to the design specifications.

• Lay the cables in the cable trays, ensuring they are organized and secured. • Use cable ties, clamps, or other appropriate accessories to fasten the cables within the tray. • Follow industry standards and guidelines for cable spacing and separation.

• Process of transferring an organization’s IT infrastructure, data, applications, and services from one data center to another.

• Install the raised floor system according to the approved design and specifications. • Laying the support structure, placing the floor panels, and securing them in place.

• Install mounting hardware for sensors, controllers, and other BMS components. • Run wiring for power and communication between components, ensuring neat and organized installations.

• Install sensors, meters, and monitoring devices at critical points within the data center. • Connect these devices to the DCIM system to gather real-time data on power usage, temperature, humidity, and other relevant metrics.

• Clear the designated area of any obstacles or equipment. Ensure that the data center infrastructure (flooring, power distribution, etc.) is prepared for the cage installation. • Install the chosen panels to create the walls and ceiling of the cage. Ensure that panels are securely attached and provide the required level of security. • Install access doors with integrated security features. Test the doors to ensure they operate smoothly and that access control systems function as intended.

• Install containment panels, doors, and roof panels as per the designed layout. Ensure that the containment system aligns with the designated hot or cold aisle. • Pay attention to sealing gaps between panels, doors, and the data center structure to prevent the mixing of hot and cold air.

• Install support brackets or structures for the cable trays. • Cut the cable trays to the required lengths using appropriate tools. • Fit the trays together, ensuring proper alignment and connection. • Provide proper grounding for the cable tray system to ensure electrical safety. • Bond the cable trays to the building's grounding system, and use bonding jumpers between tray sections if necessary.

• Install the materials to create an effective barrier against the passage of fire and smoke. • Apply the selected firestop materials according to the manufacturer's specifications and installation guidelines. • Common firestop materials include fire-rated caulks, sprays, wraps, pillows, and sealants.