Lone Star Technologies

Time to troubleshoot some dash cam upload equipment.

IDF fiber distribution.

After completing the MDF backbone, we’re now extending fiber throughout the facility to each IDF. Precision fusion splicing, organized fiber management, and clean terminations ensure reliable connectivity across the entire building.

This is how large facilities stay connected.

Final step: fiber certification.

After installation and fusion splicing, every fiber run was tested and certified using professional optical testing equipment to verify signal integrity and performance.

Clean installation. Verified performance. Infrastructure built to scale.

Next phase: network equipment deployment.

MDF fiber backbone installed.

Fusion splicing, clean fiber management, and organized LC terminations now power the main distribution frame—the core of the network infrastructure.

Next up: extending fiber from the MDF to multiple IDFs across the facility.

This is how enterprise networks are built.

Installing the backbone of modern warehouses. High-performance fiber infrastructure built for speed, reliability, and scale.

Our team installs high-performance fiber infrastructure for warehouses and distribution centers—built for speed, reliability, and scale.

If your facility depends on connectivity, we build the backbone.

Fiber is not just an upgrade — it’s the backbone of enterprise-scale operations.

Phase 3.1: Delivery and staging of high-capacity fiber for a major distribution facility.

This installation will support:

• High-throughput wireless infrastructure
• Core warehouse systems
• Redundant network paths
• Long-term operational growth

Scaling facilities requires more than adding access points — it requires upgrading the foundation.

Phase 3.2 will cover full fiber installation and routing.

Can't have 100% smooth cable runs.

Phase 1 complete.

We installed elevated network cabinets 30 feet high across structural columns inside a fully operational distribution facility.

Phase 2 is underway — structured Ethernet cabling to power warehouse operations, wireless expansion, inventory systems, and future automation.

Projects at this scale require:

✔ Lift coordination
✔ Safety-first ex*****on
✔ Clean routing and serviceability
✔ Zero operational disruption

If your facility is growing but your network infrastructure hasn’t evolved with it, it’s time to plan ahead.

Enterprise environments demand engineered backbones — not temporary fixes.

All cabinets mounted. Time for Ethernet cabling.

Not a typical rack install.

These IDF network cabinets are being deployed 30 feet up on warehouse columns - strut-mounted, load-anchored, and clearance-planned before any switches and fiber go in.

High-elevation cabinet installs require precision mounting, proper load support, and future serviceability planning. This is commercial network infrastructure - not quick wall mounts.