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Data Centre Network Infrastructure

Copper and fiber cabling, fiber trunks, patching and rack installs for data centres and server rooms. Certified, labelled and documented by engineers who work your maintenance windows.

MPO/MTPfiber trunks in OS2 and OM4
Cat6Acopper to every rack
100%of links certified before handover
Overnightcutovers in your maintenance windows
Interactive

Explore a Finished Row

Tap a marker to see what we install at each layer of a data centre row.

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Cable Pathways

Overhead ladder rack and basket tray give copper and fiber their own clean, supported routes into every rack.

  • Ladder rack and wire basket tray for cabling
  • Drops and bend-radius control
  • Copper and fiber kept separate
Scope

What We Deliver in the Data Centre

Our work is the network infrastructure: the cabling, the patching and the racks it lands in, when racks are part of the scope.

FIBER

Fiber Trunks & Cassettes

MPO/MTP trunks, cassettes and LC enclosures in OS2 and OM4, polarity-checked and certified.

COPPER

Cat6A to the Rack

Structured copper from the main distribution area to every rack, terminated and tested.

PATCHING

Patching & Cable Management

Short, length-matched patch cords and managers that keep the front of every rack readable.

RACKS

Rack & Cabinet Installs

Racks and cabinets set, levelled and dressed when they’re part of the scope.

PATHWAYS

Cable Pathways

Ladder rack and basket tray for the cabling, with proper drops and bend-radius control.

EQUIPMENT

Rack-and-Stack

Servers, switches and storage mounted, cabled and labelled to your elevations.

TESTING

Testing & Certification

Every copper and fiber link certified on Fluke equipment, with results in native and PDF format.

DOCUMENTATION

Labelling & As-Builts

Every rack, panel, port and cable labelled to ANSI/TIA-606-C (CSA T528), with port maps and elevations.

SUPPORT

Cutovers & Smart Hands

Cutovers in maintenance windows, then on-site hands for swaps, patching and audits.

Standards

Built to the Book

We build and document to the ANSI/TIA standards, and their CSA equivalents, that the Government of Ontario specifies for its own buildings.

ANSI/TIA-568Cabling and link testing · CSA T529
ANSI/TIA-569Pathways and spaces · CSA T530
ANSI/TIA-606-CLabelling and administration · CSA T528
ANSI/TIA-942-BData centre cabling infrastructure
How a Data Centre Job Runs

From Drawings to a Live Row

STEP 01

Survey & Design

Walk the space, review drawings and elevations, confirm pathways, rack counts and fiber counts.

STEP 02

Pathways & Racks

Cable pathways go in first, then racks and cabinets where they’re in scope.

STEP 03

Cabling & Patching

Fiber trunks and copper installed, terminated, dressed and patched with short, clean cords.

STEP 04

Certify & Document

Every link certified, every port labelled, as-built elevations and port maps produced.

STEP 05

Cutover & Support

Cutover in your maintenance window, then smart hands on call for what comes next.

Why Operators Use ITS

Built Around Live Environments

We work your windows

Data centres rarely stop for an install. We plan cutovers and noisy work for overnight maintenance windows and keep live aisles clean and safe.

Documentation that survives an audit

Labels on every rack, panel and port to ANSI/TIA-606-C (CSA T528), Fluke results in native and PDF format, and as-built elevations and port maps.

One team from copper to fiber to smart hands

The same engineers install the trunks, terminate the copper, rack the equipment and come back for remote hands, so nothing gets lost between trades.

What’s in and out of scope?

We handle the network infrastructure: cabling, patching, testing and documentation, plus racks and cabinets when they’re part of the scope. Power, cooling and containment are handled by other trades.

Can you take over an existing room?

Yes. We start with a discovery visit: physical inventory, rack documentation and photos, then give you a plan to clean up, expand or migrate.

Get a Quote

Planning a Build, Expansion or Migration?

Send drawings, drop counts or a quick description. We’ll come back with questions or a written quote.

437-430-1831 service@integraltechsolutions.ca Office: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Installs: day, evening or overnight, scheduled around your site.