Design from outlet back to cabinet
Workstation outlets, shared spaces and access-point positions were reconciled with the floor distribution, cabinet capacity, switch ports and patch-panel layout before final connection.

Office · Holborn, London
Building-wide structured cabling and wireless deployment combining 25 Aruba AP-515 access points with measured cabinet patching and certified links.
A multi-floor Holborn office needed one consistent cabling standard across workstations, shared spaces and wireless coverage. The design had to allocate switch and patch-panel ports cleanly, support 25 enterprise access points and leave cabinets that remained traceable and maintainable after handover rather than hiding surplus cable in the rack.
Workstation outlets, shared spaces and access-point positions were reconciled with the floor distribution, cabinet capacity, switch ports and patch-panel layout before final connection.
Twenty-five Aruba AP-515 access points were installed across the building, with their cabling, PoE requirements and switch-port assignments coordinated as part of the wider structured-cabling plan.
Short patch leads were selected around the actual port positions. Planned allocation and repeatable cable routing kept the active equipment and patch panels orderly without unnecessary loops of surplus cable.
Installed links were tested with Fluke certification equipment, then reconciled against the outlet, patch-panel and switch-port records for a traceable completion pack.
The client received a building-wide network foundation that is easier to fault-find, change and expand. Physical presentation, port records and certification were treated as one deliverable, so the completed installation remained supportable after the project team left site.




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