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Why do the CIT rooms need to be the size they are and environmentally conditioned?

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Why do the CIT rooms need to be the size they are and environmentally conditioned?

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The intermediate distribution frame (IDF) and the building distribution frame (BDF) rooms are sized according to the number of workstations (outlets) and the overall square footage of the building. All rooms have the potential to house various types of electronics and cabling managers that require adequate spacing for safety and workability within the room. Telecommunication rooms are sized to accommodate future growth and changes in technology. Electronic equipment can emit a significant amount of heat based on usage and quantity. Without proper cooling and ventilation, the reliability and life expectancy of the electronic equipment are dramatically reduced. CIT Engineers will work with Project Managers and associated design affiliates to assist in the design of an adequate environmental system. Typically, the interior building ventilation will suffice.

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