We design, supply, and run the switches, routers, servers, and storage that keep government, finance, and enterprise systems live — built on H3C hardware, deployed and maintained from Dubai.
From core switching to edge storage, each deployment is configured for the customer's load, power budget, and growth curve before it ever reaches site.
Every product line is sourced from H3C production and configured to the customer's environment before it ships — not shelf hardware.
High-density core and spine-leaf switching for enterprise and hyperscale environments.
Access and aggregation layers built for multi-building, multi-tenant campuses.
WAN and edge routing engineered for resilient multi-site connectivity.
Centralized wireless control for dense, high-availability coverage.
Compute platforms sized for virtualization, applications, and workloads.
Primary and archival storage sized to retention and performance needs.
A modular chassis is bought once and grown by the card: line cards go in as ports are needed, without dropping the fabric. We match slot count, redundancy and uplink capacity to the traffic a site actually carries — then hold it under an O&M contract.
The same standard applies at both ends — the processor inside a single server, and the power and cooling budget of the row it sits in.
Every project moves through the same eight stages — consulting to audit — under a single point of contact.
Sentrix supplies, configures and supports H3C networking, compute and storage hardware in the UAE — deployed and maintained by a Dubai-based team that owns the project end to end.
Access switching carries every desk, camera and access point on the floor. We size port count and PoE budget per building, stage and label the configuration before it ships, and keep spares on the shelf for the sites we maintain.
H3C rack servers are configured for the job they will run — virtualisation density, storage tier, and the power and cooling headroom of the rack they land in. Supplied and commissioned by Sentrix in the UAE.
Tell us what's running today and what it needs to support next — we'll scope the hardware and the delivery stages before we quote it.