Power is delivered to the building via a fully resilient, dual-capacity supply direct from the London Electricity Board with full N + 1 redundancy. In house distribution to the client is supported via an uninterruptible power supply (UPS), which is backed up by a fully automated generator switchover. The generator fuel capacity is sufficient to power the facility for seven days before refuelling. Direct current (DC) power is available for individual clients on request.

Security at Lifeline House is designed to absolutely guarantee site integrity without being cumbersome. This means clients and their engineers have easy access to the site whenever required as long as they follow the rules.

Highly qualified, decision making security guards attend the site 24/7, 365 days a year. They employ stringent access procedures to ensure the security of the building, the control of movement of client equipment, and the safety of clients and visitors, alike. Naturally, access areas are protected by a state of the art card access control system, which restricts access to client specific parts of the building.

As you would expect, all aspects of the building are fully monitored by CCTV cameras with a sixty-day digital archive. Also, individual suites are equipped with sophisticated intruder alarms, and selected internal and external doors are alarmed at all times.

Lifeline House is equipped with multiple fibre cable entry points to central 'Meet Me Rooms'. These in turn are furnished with fibre racks, ODF's and DDF's allowing for rapid connectivity between individual carriers and client's equipment.

Vertical risers, horizontal and vertical basket trays provide cable access to multiple entry points for customer suites or rack locations.

We use a fully automated cable-tracking system that traces all cable runs and interconnection points. Our policy is to remove redundant cabling as necessary.