Data center works — Frankfurt, Germany
RAM electricians and cable containment installers supported a data center project in Frankfurt, Germany. The documented work covers suspended supports, cable trays and cable ladders, alongside electrical installation in the data hall.
Project context
A data center installation relies on connected work packages: the routes that carry the cables and the electrical work those routes serve. On the Frankfurt project, RAM supplied electricians and cable containment installers for these two scopes. The containment work included suspended supports, cable trays and cable ladders. Electrical personnel supported installation in the data hall. This gave the project access to the trades described here for distinct parts of the installation. The galleries show both scopes on the same project; they should not be read as two separate data center references.
Work shown in the photographs
- Suspended support channels and threaded rod hangers for the containment system
- Cable trays and cable ladders installed overhead, with the work carried out from scissor lifts
- Overhead cable routes and power distribution connections
- Server-rack areas and a thermal camera inspection of electrical equipment
Planning data center installation crews
First, share the support layout, mounting heights and route drawings for the cable containment works. State which areas are ready for work. Next, define the electrical package, cable ends and tests. This helps RAM match the required installers and electricians to each task.
Use our industrial crew mobilisation checklist to agree site access, crew documents and the plan for the first shift before the team travels.
Project photographs
Photographs taken on the project. Select a photograph to open it in full size.
The full photo galleries are on the project page: cable containment works and electrical works.
Planning a comparable scope?
Send the site location, work package, trades and start date. RAM will first review the scope, then discuss a suitable team.