Buildings & Endpoints
Site country, buildings or floors involved, and the start and end of each link.
The conversation starts with a connection
Show Us What the Fibre Needs to Join
Send a route sketch, endpoint list or equipment-room drawing. Tell us which parts of the building network are understood and which decisions still need attention.
Direct contact
Use the Channel That Suits the Brief
Email is suitable for drawings and schedules. For an initial message, include your name, organisation, project location and the connection you want to discuss.
Email[email protected]Send drawings, a port schedule or a marked-up parts listWhatsApp+86 138 1658 3346Start with the site location and a short outline
Regional project coordinationLas Tablas, MadridFuencarral El Pardo, Madrid, Spain
A concise enquiry
Six Details Give the Connection Context
Use the information you have. Mark estimates and open questions rather than delaying an initial discussion until every detail is final.
The Physical Route
Approximate path and length, risers or ducts, access restrictions and building entries.
Existing Connections
Known fibre type, connector interfaces, panel positions and available test records.
Service Requirement
Equipment interfaces, intended traffic, fibre allocation and any resilience objective.
The Planned Change
New connection or upgrade, live-service constraints, quantities and preferred timing.
Completion Scope
Required labelling, tests, drawings, handover files and open technical questions.
Useful attachments
Keep the Drawing and the Port List Together
A route sketch explains where the cable runs. A port schedule explains how it connects. A rack elevation shows whether those connections can be installed and maintained in the intended space.
- Mark building names, floor references and equipment-room identifiers.
- Identify existing parts that need to remain in service.
- Separate confirmed information from details awaiting a survey.
- List the documents you need at project handover.
From an open question to a clear brief
Send an EnquiryStart with the Route You Have in Mind
Include the project location and the decision you would like to resolve first.