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TREND Networks cable certifiers, fibre testers, network transmission testers and PoE verification tools are used across all of our structured cabling projects, so every installation we deliver is tested, certified and documented.

We also supply TREND Networks hardware directly to clients and partners who want to equip their own teams, with guidance from engineers who use the same tools every day.

With TREND Networks’ “Depend On Us” lifetime calibration support and cloud reporting through AnyWARE, both our project clients and hardware customers get full transparency and traceability of test results from day one.

The portfolio includes Minkels, Raritan, Server Technology, Starline, USystems, Modulan, Borri, Cablofil and Zucchini, covering enclosures, containment, active cooling, intelligent rack PDUs, UPS systems, busbar and busway distribution, structured cabling and access management.

With Legrand’s range built into our design, supply, installation and commissioning work, we can deliver coordinated white space and grey space solutions with less complexity, shorter lead times and consistent quality across projects, from edge deployments to hyperscale builds.

With operations in over 50 countries and relationships with the world’s leading manufacturers, Wesco Anixter extends our materials reach, so clients get the products they need wherever they need them.

Wherever the work is, in Europe, the Middle East or APAC, the partnership streamlines procurement, reduces lead times and gives us access at scale to network and electrical infrastructure, power distribution, cooling and structured cabling products.

Together we are developing an integrated suite of tools for data centre and critical IT environments, giving clients visibility and control of their infrastructure from a single platform.

The work combines our operational knowledge of live data centre environments with saasyn’s software engineering: environmental monitoring, power management, asset tracking, incident response and SLA-driven ticketing, shaped around each client’s operational requirements rather than an off-the-shelf DCIM product.

Joining the group gives Optronix expanded reach, deeper resource capacity and broader technical expertise, and it strengthens our ability to deliver large, complex data centre projects across multiple geographies, backed by the operational infrastructure and financial strength of a wider group.

For clients, that means a larger talent pool, more procurement power and the assurance of a well-established group structure, without losing the specialist focus and hands-on delivery that Optronix is known for.

Clients can secure competitive renewable energy contracts, including power purchase agreements (PPAs), green tariffs and carbon-neutral energy strategies, to help them meet net-zero targets, reduce Scope 2 emissions and align with ESG reporting frameworks.

Energy is one of the largest operating costs in a data centre, so the partnership brings a financial benefit as well as an environmental one: expert energy market insight, procurement strategies built around each client, and long-term savings alongside measurable progress on sustainability.