Rack & Stack
From unboxing to power-on acceptance: racking, dressing and labelling to your cabinet drawing, with handover documentation.
Overview
Rack and stack is where most colocation projects lose time. We plan the U-position, airflow and power redundancy before a single screw is turned, then execute and hand back documentation you can give to the next engineer.
Deliverables include a port map, cabinet photographs and an acceptance sheet.
At a glance
| Typical lead time | 3–5 business days from equipment arrival |
|---|---|
| Deliverables | Port map · photos · acceptance sheet |
| Scope | 1U to full cabinet build-outs |
| Prerequisite | Cabinet drawing or equipment list |
What we handle on site
Planning: U-position, weight distribution, airflow and A/B feed separation.
Mounting: rails, cage nuts, cable arms and blanking panels; two-person lift for heavy chassis.
Dressing: front and rear cable management with even tie spacing and both-end labels.
Acceptance: power-on self-test, link tests and archived cabinet photography.
Common questions
How is response time measured?
From the moment we accept the ticket in writing. Standard dispatch is four hours, one hour for emergencies, 24/7.
Which facilities do you cover?
Carrier-neutral facilities across Hong Kong plus our own partner sites in Tseung Kwan O, Tsuen Wan and Sha Tin.
How is the work priced?
Per ticket with a two-hour minimum, or a monthly retainer for recurring work. Quotes are written and based on site and task type.
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