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Floor Plans

The floor plan editor provides a canvas-based interface for visualizing data center layouts, server rooms, and office spaces.

Creating a Floor Plan

  1. Navigate to Map > Floor Plans > Add
  2. Select a Site and enter a Name
  3. Configure the grid dimensions (width, height, tile size)
  4. Optionally upload a background image (blueprint or photo)

Tile Types

Floor plans use a tile-based grid system with 14 built-in tile types:

Type Icon Description
Rack Server rack Links to a NetBox rack with utilization heatmap
Aisle Walkway Corridor between racks
Wall Barrier Room boundary
Column Pillar Structural column
Door Entrance Room entrance
Cooling HVAC Cooling unit
Power Electrical Power distribution
Empty Blank Placeholder tile
Reserved Reserved Reserved space
Access Point WiFi Wireless access point
Camera Security Security camera with FOV visualization
Printer Printer Network printer
Floor Plan Link Link Links to another floor plan
Drop Network Network wall plate with port assignments

You can also create custom tile types at Map > Custom Marker Types with custom icons and colors.

Tile Orientation

Tiles support 4 orientations: 0, 90, 180, and 270 degrees. Text labels automatically rotate to stay readable.

Rack Visualization

Rack tiles display a utilization heatmap -- color gradient from green (0%) through yellow to red (90%+). Expanding a rack in the sidebar shows:

  • All devices sorted by U-position
  • Full rack elevation SVG (front and rear views)
  • Search across device names and IPs

Camera FOV

Camera tiles include configurable field-of-view visualization:

  • Direction: 0-360 degrees
  • Angle: 10-360 degrees (cone width)
  • Distance: 1-50 cells (range)

FOV cones render as semi-transparent overlays on the canvas and can be toggled globally.

Drop Tiles

Drop tiles represent network wall plates. You can assign front ports and rear ports to them, enabling cable trace visualization from the wall plate through patch panels to network switches.

PDF Export

Export floor plans as PDF documents including all visible tiles, labels, and FOV cones. The export captures the current canvas view.

Background Images

Upload blueprint images or photos as floor plan backgrounds. The image scales to fit the grid and renders behind all tiles.