• Specialized Weak Current Intelligentization Planning

    A Four-Dimensional Panoramic Analysis: From Design Depth and Architectural Layering to Core Configuration and Implementation & O&M

  • Design Phase Depth Breakdown

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    Scheme Design Phase

    • Analyze project functions, management models, and funding conditions to determine the system architecture and equipment selection principles.
    • Project overview, design basis, system architecture diagrams, key data center requirements, system configuration tables, and cost estimates.
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    Preliminary Design Phase

    • Verify the feasibility of the scheme, and clearly define the design scope and division of responsibilities.
    • Design specification, system diagrams, equipment room layout schematics, device location floor plans, and system cost estimates.
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    Construction Drawing Design Phase

    • Meet the requirements for commercial quotation, construction guidance, and acceptance standards.
    • Complete drawing index, schematic diagrams of each subsystem, master plan and system floor plans, detailed drawings of equipment rooms/ELV rooms, equipment installation detail drawings, device location schedule, and schedule of major equipment and materials.
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    Detailed Design Phase

    • Finalize details based on the specifications of awarded equipment to meet procurement and non-standard fabrication requirements.
    • Precise detailed drawings of equipment rooms/ELV rooms, integrated pipeline layout, IP address planning table, and equipment numbering and labeling system.
  • Technical Architecture Layer Breakdown:

    Logical Architecture

    Perception Layer

    Terminal Devices: Cameras, sensors (temperature & humidity / water leak / smoke detection), access control card readers, smart panels, actuators, etc.

    Network Layer

    Transmission Channels: Structured cabling (fiber optic / copper), computer networks (core / aggregation / access), wireless Wi-Fi 6, and IoT private networks (LoRa / NB-IoT).

    Platform Layer

    Data Hub: IoT Middle Platform, IBMS Integrated Management Platform, Video Cloud Storage, Big Data Analytics Engine, API Gateway.

    Application Layer

    Business Scenarios: Smart Security, Building Automation, Energy Management, Smart Office/Hotel, Emergency Command, Mobile APP/Mini Program.

  • Core Subsystem Configuration Breakdown:

    Physical Architecture

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    Information Facility System (IFS)

    • Structured Cabling System: It is recommended to adopt Category 6 / Category 6A unshielded twisted pair (UTP) cables (supporting 10-Gigabit Ethernet), with single-mode fiber optics for the vertical backbone. More than 20% redundant information points shall be reserved.
    • Computer Network System: It is recommended to adopt a three-tier architecture (Core - Aggregation - Access), implementing VLAN logical isolation (e.g., isolation among the security network, office network, and device network). Core devices must be equipped with redundant power supplies and engines.
    • Wireless Coverage System: Adopt an AC + Fit AP architecture to support seamless roaming. Heat map simulation design is required for high-density areas (such as conference rooms and lobbies).
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    Public Security System

    • Video Surveillance System: Front-end devices shall adopt 4MP+ starlight-grade IP cameras supporting H.265 encoding; facial recognition or panoramic cameras shall be deployed in key areas (entrances/exits and elevators); storage duration is recommended to be ≥30 days (≥90 days for critical areas).
    • Intrusion Alarm & Electronic Guard Tour System: Perimeters shall adopt pulsed electronic fences or vibration fiber optics, while indoor areas shall adopt dual-technology detectors; the guard tour system is recommended to combine online and offline modes.
    • Access Control All-in-One Card & Elevator Control System: Support for multiple authentication methods including facial recognition, QR code, and IC card; the system must be equipped with fire linkage function (automatically releasing access control locks upon fire alarm).
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    Building Equipment Management & Green Energy Efficiency

    • Building Automation System (BAS): Perform real-time monitoring and PID regulation for chillers/heat sources, air handling units (AHUs), fresh air units (FAUs), water supply and drainage pumps, and power distribution systems.
    • Smart Lighting System: Public areas shall adopt a "time scheduling + motion sensing + illuminance-based" control strategy; underground garages shall deploy radar-sensing luminaires.
    • Energy Management System (EMS): Remotely collect data from water, electricity, and gas meters; generate energy consumption reports and carbon footprint analysis to support energy-saving decision-making.
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    Data Center Engineering

    • Decoration & Environment: Anti-static raised floor, micro-perforated aluminum ceiling panels, and thermal insulation cotton treatment; precision air conditioners shall be configured to maintain constant temperature and humidity.
    • Power Distribution & Lightning Protection: Dual utility power input, equipped with online UPS (backup time ≥ 2 hours); comprehensive lightning protection and grounding system (grounding resistance < 1Ω).
  • Implementation & O&M Assurance Breakdown

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    Construction Interface Demarcation

    Define clear handover interfaces between ELV, Civil (conduit pre-embedding), Strong Current (power supply points), and Decoration (point coordination) to avoid disputes.

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    Commissioning and Acceptance

    Develop commissioning plans for standalone equipment and integrated system commissioning, with emphasis on Fluke link certification testing, network stress testing, and fire linkage testing.

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    O&M System

    Establish a Configuration Management Database (CMDB) and deploy automated O&M tools to monitor equipment online rate; develop emergency response plans for critical scenarios such as network outage, power failure, and server downtime.