01-10-2017 09:54 AM - edited 03-08-2019 08:51 AM
I'll start simple and I can expand from there, based on questions asked. I hope to get some good idears...
40,000sq 1 level building.
Modern openconcept plans
They like to hide all cables and do clean runs.
No budget talks, we're private so it can be anything.
Here was my idea...
Dedicating a cube type spot for switch for that user row. So if we have 3 rows of users each row would have a 12,18,24 10g/Fiber switch.
Then running 1 fiber line to their respective MDF/IDF from each row of users. The *DF would just have Fiber switches. Does this model work?
I don't know much about fiber-switching or if this model is ideal. Since we want to run 10g the diameter of the hole and/or cut in the concrete would be excessive, knowing how much thicker cat6a cable is.
Thoughts anyone?
01-10-2017 12:43 PM
Since we want to run 10g the diameter of the hole and/or cut in the concrete would be excessive, knowing how much thicker cat6a cable is.
Between the concrete ceiling and the floor where you'll be standing on, there's going to be a false ceiling, right? So what's the concrete cut for Cat6A for?
01-10-2017 12:53 PM
I guess there's a terminology for my earth-shattering idea! =) Zone-Cabling
They want no signs of electrical and/or cabling. They want clean, open concept.
01-10-2017 12:58 PM
They want no signs of electrical and/or cabling. They want clean, open concept.
Concrete cutting is a very expensive exercise. So why cut holes above/below the floors for? Wouldn't it be "clean" if each floor has an access switch and all Cat6A cables are inside a cable tray?
The only time one has to cut in between floors is to run fibre optic.
01-10-2017 08:35 PM
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