Completed – Summer of 2019
Atlantic Coast Communications performed all inter and intrabuilding connectivity for the new library on Temple University’s Philadelphia Campus. The site contains a robotic Automated Storage and Retrieval System, also known as Book Bot. This cavernous space, 55’ high x 120’ long x 75’ wide within the library has the capacity to house over 2 million books and publications that are retrieved via a robotic system that accesses 35,388 bins. The storage vault and robotic retrieval systems are visible from the second floor viewing area and controlled by the communications infrastructure that our team was tasked with installing.
Our work included distribution to the building from the campus backbone system and throughout the interior distribution plant including Single Mode and OM-4 connectivity and the construction of an MDF or MTR (Main Telephone Room) and four IDFs or TRs (Telecom Rooms) to support 1300 stations of category 6 cable throughout. The work was coordinated with the University’s chosen GC, The Daniel J. Keating Company. All work was completed according to schedule. The Charles Library by Norwegian design firm Snøhetta has become a destination for the campus population and architectural enthusiast.
NOV
2021
About the Author:
Atlantic Coast Communications NJ, Inc. has been in the structured cabling business since 1992, providing contracted cabling services to major clients in the Greater Philadelphia Region. From the inception of our company, we have been highly successful in providing commercial cabling installation services in both the post-wire and pre-wire stage for our clients. We realize the growth and success of ACC is dependent upon the partnership we develop with our customers. This will only come from providing our customers with exceptional customer service and ongoing support. That is our shared mission all day, every day. Atlantic Coast Communications NJ, Incorporated is headquartered in Pennsauken, New Jersey.