Built around your installation

Every connection needs a place to work.

A network project is a collection of decisions: where equipment sits, how cables enter and terminate, how power reaches the rack, and how the installation can be serviced later.

01 / HOUSE

Give equipment the right space

Choose the cabinet format, mounting space, doors and accessories around your equipment and site.

02 / CONNECT

Make every port count

Build copper and fiber runs with the cable, patching and termination products the design calls for.

03 / POWER

Finish the rack

Specify PDU mounting, input and outlet configuration alongside the cabinet and cable layout.

Data center infrastructure

From the aisle to every rack.

A data center build brings enclosure, airflow, cabling and power decisions together. BOLEIN’s range spans cold aisle containment, floor standing 19-inch cabinets, copper and fiber distribution, and rack PDUs—so you can define the components around each row as one project scope.

01 / AIRFLOW

Cold aisle containment

Lay out the aisle with fixed or automatic roof sections, sliding or manual doors, cable routes and access components.

02 / EQUIPMENT

Cabinets & racks

Choose the cabinet around equipment depth and service access. The BLFS-6842 19-inch floor standing model is rated for a 1,000 kg static load and IP20 protection.

03 / CONNECTIVITY

Copper & fiber

Bring patch panels, fiber distribution and cable management into the rack plan from the start.

04 / RACK POWER

PDUs

Match the outlet layout to the equipment: standard UK and IEC C13 configurations, plus horizontal or vertical intelligent PDU options.

Discuss a Data Center Project →
Explore the product range

The parts that make the whole network work.

Start with the product family, then share your drawings or bill of materials for the configuration you need.

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01 / ENCLOSURES

Network Cabinets & Racks

Floor standing and wall mount cabinets, open racks and the shelves, panels and cable management that complete them.

Choose around rack units, width and depth, door style, load and installation access.
Enquire About Cabinets →
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02 / COPPER

Structured Cabling

LAN cable, patch cords, patch panels, keystone jacks and faceplates for the copper links running through a building or rack.

Build the bill of materials around cable category, shielding, termination and port count.
Enquire About Copper →
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03 / OPTICAL

Fiber Optic

Fiber cable, patch cords, adapters and distribution hardware for backbone and equipment connections.

Specify fiber type, connector, core count and termination format for each link.
Enquire About Fiber →
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04 / POWER

Rack PDUs

Standard and intelligent PDU configurations for distributing power to equipment inside the cabinet.

Review input plug, outlet type and count, current rating, and horizontal or vertical mounting.
Enquire About PDUs →
Where BOLEIN fits

Different spaces. Different rack decisions.

Tell us where the equipment will live. The enclosure and connectivity schedule should follow the application.

01 / DATA CENTERS

Organize the row

Coordinate containment, cabinets, copper and fiber patching, cable routing and rack power for a new build or expansion.

Start a Data Center Enquiry →
02 / ENTERPRISE IT

Make the network room usable

Bring switches, patch fields and cable management into a cabinet layout with room for access and future changes.

Discuss an IT Room →
03 / DISTRIBUTED SITES

Fit the site

For branch and smaller equipment locations, select cabinet size, mounting format, connections and power to suit each space.

Share a Multi-site List →
A complete project list

One rack contains more than one product.

Send the full bill of materials. A cabinet order may also call for patch panels, cable managers, shelves, fiber distribution and PDUs. Reviewing them together makes the enquiry more useful for purchasing and installation teams.

Send Your BOQ →
01
Cabinet configurationDimensions, doors, rails, shelves and cable entry.
02
Connection scheduleCopper ports, fiber type, patching and termination.
03
Rack powerInput, outlets, current, mounting and destination market.
Who we work with

Tell us how you buy. We’ll start there.

Whether you are stocking a range or buying against a drawing, the first conversation should match the way your business works.

01 / DISTRIBUTORS

Build a range to resell

Discuss core models, variants, packaging and repeat orders for your market.

For Distributors →
02 / INTEGRATORS

Source a project BOQ

Share drawings, quantities and technical requirements across cabinets, connectivity and power.

Send a Project Enquiry →
03 / OEM BRANDS

Develop your own label

Review eligible products, artwork, packaging and order volumes for a branded range.

OEM & Private Label →
Let’s define the next build

Have a drawing, BOQ or product list?

Send the application, destination country and quantities. We can review the product scope with you and prepare a focused quotation.

Request a Quote →