How can we avoid network wiring management being damaged?

When it comes to data center improvement, the budget and plan are all facing challenges, as are network cabling and equipment.

Technological innovation brings various challenges, especially when the data center is updated, it still needs to be maintained as usual. However, it is necessary to deploy important new technologies in the data center, which is also an opportunity to make the data center more efficient and energy-saving.

In the process of data center transformation and upgrading, and even under normal operations, how can we avoid network wiring damage?

This issue should be viewed from multiple aspects. Data center contractors must understand the cabling layout prior to any form of transformation or equipment upgrade, which involves cabling of networks, energy and other infrastructure. Provide clear and accurate cabling documents to contractors, describe their data centers clearly, and preview the existing cabling layout before getting started.

For basic network wiring management, ensure that cables are far from the ground, avoid human trampling, and also stay away from frozen water pipes, and eliminate major magnetic sources, such as air-conditioning compressors, keep away from the heat source to avoid fire. Local construction and electrical specifications will provide additional guidelines for routing and connection cables.

If the modification and Upgrade Plan harms cabling, for example, the cables must be crossed through the walls, then re-design the cables to avoid damage to the cables. This is usually a small project, but it is important to consider running new cables in a protected catheter to support faster Ethernet speeds and to be clearly labeled for future reference.

Network cable management can be further improved. Thanks to the data center transformation project. For example, a data center can have scattered cables and pipelines under the active floor. During the revolution, workers were able to mount Network cables into protected tubes, put them on the ceiling, and then connect them to a single rack using vertical cables. This prevents cable damage caused by leaking under the floor.