Remote hands and onsite support

Telehouse remote hands and onsite engineers.

Book independent data centre services at 5 listed Telehouse facilities within planning range.

Uplink work example showing a storage chassis inspection
Uplink work example. The image does not identify the named facility.
Planning distanceAbout 61 road miles
Operator coverageDocklands
Listed facilities5
RelationshipIndependent engineer

Planning an engineer visit.

This page groups all 5 Telehouse site references found within the 80-mile planning range from Aylesbury. Each address also links to its own remote hands and onsite engineering page.

Buildings can share an estate or postcode. Use the exact facility code, full address and rack reference when arranging access.

Sites and full postal addresses.

Use the exact facility code, address and postcode when booking access or sending equipment.

Docklands

London East: 14 Coriander Avenue, Docklands, E14 2AA. Status: Operating.London North: 14 Coriander Avenue, Docklands, E14 2AA. Status: Operating.London North Two: 14 Coriander Avenue, Docklands, E14 2AA. Status: Operating.London South: 1 Blackwall Way, Paul Julius Close, Docklands, E14 2EH. Status: Operating.London West: 14 Coriander Avenue, Docklands, E14 2AA. Status: Operating.

Individual Telehouse facility pages.

Open the exact building page for remote hands, onsite engineering, address details, access planning and facility-specific FAQs.

Work Uplink can carry out onsite.

Installation

Rack and connect servers, storage and network equipment to the approved plan.

Cabling

Patch, label, reroute and check copper, fibre and power connections.

Hardware diagnostics

Inspect server faults, controllers, drives, backplanes and visible cabling.

Decommissioning

Disconnect, remove and record retired equipment under an agreed work order.

Access stays under customer control.

The customer must arrange access with Telehouse and authorise Uplink for the named facility before attendance.

Uplink has no commercial relationship with the listed operator. Check site status and address details on the operator's own location page: operator location information.

What to send before the visit.

  1. Identify the site

    Send the operator, facility code, full address and access window.

  2. Define the work

    List the equipment, rack positions, parts and permitted changes.

  3. Authorise the visit

    Arrange building access and name the remote technical contact.

  4. Receive the record

    Uplink returns the completed work, findings and remaining actions.

Questions about Telehouse.

Can Uplink provide remote hands at Telehouse data centres?

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

What onsite data centre services can Uplink provide at Telehouse?

Uplink can install servers and storage, rack and stack equipment, patch copper and fibre, investigate hardware faults, replace approved parts and decommission equipment.

What information is needed before a visit?

Send the operator, facility code, full postal address, access window, equipment list, rack position and work request.

Can Uplink rack and stack equipment at Telehouse facilities?

Yes. Send the rail kit, rack position, equipment list, power and port plan, labels and the remote contact who can approve changes.

Is Uplink affiliated with Telehouse?

No. Uplink is an independent engineering company. Operator names identify the customer-authorised work location.

How far are the listed Telehouse facilities from Aylesbury?

About 61 road miles is a planning guide from Aylesbury town centre. The exact route is confirmed before booking.

Send the facility and the work.

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