Cabling, termination and commissioning continues this week, as we head towards taking the site live very soon.

Cable coiled together for one of the generators, ready for taking outside through the cladding onto the cable ladder
Cabling, termination and commissioning continues this week, as we head towards taking the site live very soon.
Cable coiled together for one of the generators, ready for taking outside through the cladding onto the cable ladder
Cable pulling and system commissioning is now in full swing here at the London Central facility, which is a very exciting time for our entire team. Things are coming together very quickly now, and the data centre will soon have power and connectivity flowing through it as we head into a testing phase shortly thereafter.
We took delivery of our new forklift this week, which will be employed to move heavy equipment around our campus moving forwards – it will be getting a full respray and livery soon
Final containment bridge in place, linking the first pod with the network backbone which runs across the entire data floor
APC maintenance bypass switch for UPS being fitted with custom fabricated rack ears, for fitment into power distribution rack
Internal generator containment spine along external cladding, ahead of cable exits being cut into the external facade
New fire alarm call points being installed throughout the facility, along with install and commissioning of centralised alarm and VESDA systems
With the final elements of the facility wide containment systems now finalised, we can run headlong into the final stage of the project, which will involve running cabling, commissioning the power and network, and final testing. With all being well we are hoping to welcome existing and pre-sale customers into the new site very soon, with absolute finalisation to follow (smaller ancillary works such as signage, finishing touches, etc).
Again this has been a week of change across various elements of the facility, as we draw near to the stage of initial occupation.
Flow controllers in place for cooler stack supplies, which will be controlled by our building management systems