Remote hands in Slough

Equinix LD7 remote hands.

Arrange server, storage and network support at Equinix LD7 in Slough.

Uplink engineer work example showing a high-density server rack
Uplink work example. The image does not identify LD7.
Data centre operatorEquinix
FacilityLD7
Service areaSlough
Planning distanceAbout 39 road miles

Onsite support for Equinix LD7.

Equinix lists LD7 at 1 Banbury Avenue, Slough, SL1 4LH. Use the facility name, postcode and rack reference on the access request so the engineer reaches the right building.

The page is for teams that already have equipment at LD7 and need an independent data centre engineer onsite. Uplink does not sell colocation space at this address.

28 facilities in the coverage register sit in Slough. That local cluster can help when one work order covers equipment at more than one site.

Address checked against the current Equinix LD7 page.

Facility address.

Equinix LD71 Banbury AvenueSloughSL1 4LH
Register statusOperating

The customer must arrange access with Equinix and authorise Uplink for LD7 before attendance.

Check the operator location information

Data centre services at LD7.

Remote hands and fault checks

Follow an approved work order, inspect alerts and hardware, trace visible faults and report findings to the remote technical contact.

Rack and stack

Fit rails, install servers, storage or network equipment, connect power and complete the agreed rack layout.

Cabling and patching

Install, label, trace or replace copper, fibre and power connections against the supplied port plan.

Hardware swaps and removal

Replace authorised parts, remove failed equipment or decommission retired systems with a clear completion record.

Independent remote hands, under your control.

Uplink works on customer-owned equipment to the approved scope. Your technical contact keeps control of changes and escalation decisions.

Uplink has no commercial relationship with Equinix. The operator name and address identify the service location only.

Book an engineer for LD7.

  1. Name the facility

    Use the facility code, full postal address and postcode shown on the access booking.

  2. Describe the equipment

    Include the vendor, model, serial number, rack position and any replacement parts already onsite.

  3. Set the change boundary

    State what the engineer may disconnect, replace or reconfigure, and who can approve a change.

  4. Arrange access

    Nominate Uplink with the operator, confirm the access window and provide the remote escalation contact.

LD7 remote hands FAQ.

Can Uplink provide remote hands at Equinix LD7?

Yes, subject to engineer availability, an agreed work order and access arranged by the customer with Equinix.

What is the address for LD7?

The location reference used on this page is 1 Banbury Avenue, Slough, SL1 4LH. Confirm it with the operator when arranging access or sending parts.

What data centre services are available at LD7?

Uplink can carry out rack and stack work, server and storage installation, copper and fibre patching, hardware fault checks, approved parts replacement and equipment decommissioning.

Can Uplink rack and stack servers at LD7?

Yes. Send the rack position, rail kit, equipment list, power and network plan, cable labels and the remote contact who can approve any change.

How do I book an onsite data centre engineer for LD7?

Send LD7, SL1 4LH, the access window, rack reference, equipment details, work scope and escalation contact to matt@uplink.limited.

Is Uplink affiliated with Equinix?

No. Uplink is an independent engineering company. Equinix is named only to identify the customer-authorised service location.

Send the facility and the work.

Include the facility name, postcode, rack reference, access window, equipment list and the result you need.