For this reason, the COFITEL Group (www.cofitel.com) collaborates with its represented company Leviton to ensure that a data center's network infrastructure meets project requirements and regulations in a wide variety of sectors, including telecommunications, e-commerce companies, educational centers and universities, and high-security government facilities.
Leviton, through Grupo COFITEL, offers a wide range of solutions for inserting active equipment, network topologies and transmission methods in 25, 40, 100 and 400 Gigabit applications, meeting the needs of every aspect of the data center.
The catalog includes the e2XHD snap-on cassette patching system, which ensures quick installation and easy maintenance; the HDX fiber distribution system, which, when used in the MDA, helps free up valuable space; and the MTP 40/100G systems for multimode and single-mode fiber at speeds from 40 to 400 GbE.
COFITEL's offering also includes cable management solutions (vertical, horizontal, and aerial) with standard equipment racks and cabinets, and connectivity elements to enhance port physical security with RJ copper patch cords and LC fiber.
In addition, the data center network architecture can incorporate many other Leviton products, including a selection of fiber optic and copper cables for high-density applications, pre-terminated copper and fiber trunks for connections between the entrance room, MDA/Core, SAN and HDA, and the UTP Cat 6A Premium system to prevent crosstalk, as well as fiber optic systems, trays and accessories, and power distribution units for racks and cabinets.
Value-Added Service:
Leviton's innovation and the local support of Grupo COFITEL enable us to provide value-added service, from planning to post-installation, with customized products (thanks to the Make-To-Order program) and extended warranties. All of this translates into maximum data center performance and a high return on investment in network infrastructure.
Furthermore, Leviton works with leading network technology companies, such as Arista, Brocade, Cisco, and Extreme Networks, to facilitate the creation of scalable, high-density data centers with enhanced design flexibility in equipment architecture.
Since each data center has specific network priorities, from consolidation and cost control to rapid deployment and “zero” downtime, it is necessary to have network infrastructure partners and experts when facing different challenges, both in day-to-day operations and long-term planning.
