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BRINGING INNOVATION TO IP HOUSE DATA CENTRE

Mar 12, 2019

The Challenge

Following a recommendation from an electrical contractor it was clear from initial meetings that IP House had big ambitions for their infrastructure.


The solution needed to implement a hybrid Tier III data centre network infrastructure that had the scalability to align with IP House business evolution, combined with the ability to deploy rapidly in a fast moving market and to incorporate a product set synonymous with quality.


The Solution

After much consultation and keeping in mind that IP House was a start-up business with specific budget requirements, TwistedPair recommended HellermanTyton (HT) RapidNet.



HT was the perfect fit for IP House with the ability to provide a hybrid copper and fibre data infrastructure whilst having a quality reputation. This solution is pre-terminated and pre-tested, enabling copper, fibre or both to share the same panel space, freeing up rack availability for end customer IT equipment. And this product also offered IP House a solution which was modular, that would in turn grow with the facility.


“TwistedPair have gone above and beyond to deliver a top quality service, from the initial recommendations made at concept stage on the most suitable cable and rack options, through to project management, implementation, testing and commissioning.”


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