Insights

Find building and cable records on your phone

Look up wall jacks, cable connections, and equipment locations while you work in the building.

Building records are most useful when the person doing the work can find them. RackLume brings floor plans, cable records, and equipment lists together so your team can look up the information on a phone.

Search for the ID printed on a wall jack to open its recorded cable path, closet connection, and cable length. Floor-plan pins help you find the location, while the closet view shows the connections documented for that building. Cameras, phones, and computers have their own lists.

Lens adds a camera view for looking at recorded labels from your position on the floor plan. It uses the information in your building records; it does not test cables or identify an undocumented connection.

For a facilities team, that means staff can refer to the same building records. For a contractor, it gives the field crew and office a shared reference for the work.

Free Edition includes one building and up to five mapped computers. See Products for the features available in each paid tier. Building records support field work but do not replace a licensed design, cable testing, or checking conditions on site. See the Terms.

If you need help documenting your building, ask about our mapping service. You can also explore Harborline, the fictional building used in our demo.