Structured cabling
Eighteen Cat6 drops coordinated with the new-office layout.
NEW-OFFICE DEPLOYMENT SCOPE
Coordinating cabling, access control, network activation, and office technology for a move.
Project profile for an Irvine office buildout with Cat6 cabling, controlled doors, MDF work, Meraki activation and technology relocation.
- Client
- Helium 10
- Location
- Irvine, California
- Status
- New-office deployment scope
PROJECT OVERVIEW
What Terapixels was asked to address.
The Suite 950 deployment combined 18 Cat6 drops, two controlled doors, MDF rack and patching work, access-point support, Meraki equipment activation assistance and display relocation. Field conditions included missing carrier equipment, hard-lid access and building restrictions on door-frame modifications.
PROJECT SCOPE
The technology layers included.
Access control
Two doors required hardware decisions consistent with frame and building constraints.
Network readiness
Customer-furnished Meraki firewall, switch and access points required activation coordination.
Move coordination
MDF, access points, displays, carrier readiness and trades converged on one schedule.
DESIGN LESSONS
What mattered most in the project.
Field conditions change design
Hard-lid ceilings, access hatches and restricted frame cuts affected constructability.
Owner-furnished equipment needs ownership
Activation, licensing and missing carrier hardware required clear responsibility.
Door hardware is physical construction
Reader and platform selection could not replace a complete opening survey.
TERAPIXELS DELIVERABLES
What this engagement established.
- Integrated low-voltage deployment scope
- Resolved access-hardware alternatives
- Defined carrier and network dependencies
- Coordinated technology move responsibilities
This profile identifies the engagement status shown above. It does not claim unmeasured results, completed construction beyond the stated scope, or work not awarded to Terapixels.
Bring us the operating problem and the existing conditions.
We will help turn them into a defined, supportable scope.
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