A good fit goes beyond rack units.
Start with the equipment list: dimensions, weight, power draw, cooling needs and cabling. Those details shape a placement that works in practice, from the first delivery to the next hardware change.
03 / Colocation
You choose the equipment. Together, we plan the space, power and connectivity that make it work as an environment.
Plan your deploymentEquipment, power and connectivity are planned for the chosen facility.
Your configuration
Start with the equipment list: dimensions, weight, power draw, cooling needs and cabling. Those details shape a placement that works in practice, from the first delivery to the next hardware change.
Normal consumption and peak demand tell different stories. Define the required feeds, connectors and redundancy, then agree the committed capacity, metering and installation charges for the chosen facility.
Ports, cross-connects and traffic commitments determine how the environment connects—and what it costs to operate. Set out the measurement method, included usage and overage rates alongside the port specification.
Deliveries, installation, authorised visits, remote hands and equipment collection all need a process. We confirm the site arrangements and the scope of on-site work for your deployment.
Before you begin
An equipment list, rack dimensions, normal and peak power draw, connectivity requirements and a preferred location. Include any access, resilience or delivery constraints.
Discuss the tasks you need carried out on site. Availability, support hours, approval steps and rates are confirmed in the proposal.
The available model depends on the location and service. Your order identifies the commitment, measurement method and rates, including any additional usage.
The next step
Share dimensions, power requirements and the connections you need, together with your preferred location. We will work through placement and service scope.
Request a colocation proposal