Observing New Zealand Cable Trays
Submarine cabling
Read about completed submarine cabling activities here. We received a pre-activity notification from ASN Marine to conduct cable-laying activities within the EEZ, connecting New Zealand with
Cable Protection Zones
New Zealand has 11 cable protection zones, (CPZs). To prevent cable damage, you cannot anchor a boat in a CPZ and most types of fishing are banned.
Assessing the Risks and Vulnerability of New Zealand''s
Recognising these vulnerabilities, New Zealand has taken steps to safeguard its undersea cables. The country works closely with allies and international organisations to monitor submarine
10.1. Cable Management Fundamentals
This section covers information relating to cable distribution systems used in facilities within New Zealand. When designing cable management systems, Section 10.5 - Cable Labelling and
FDG Cable Tray and Other Cable Containment Products
Available in a range of cable laying depths and widths, we will have a solution that works for your project. Stocked in a range of Pre-Galv and Hot Dip Galv finishes, FDG Cable Support Products can
10.2. Cable Management for Non-Shared Government Facilities
Laying cabling in a neat and controlled manner, observing separation requirements, allows for inspections and reduces the need for individual cable trays for each classification.
Are you cable conscious?
If you are going to be in or near the CPZ, refer to charts to ensure you know the exact location of the CPZ. The relevant charts include NZ 463, NZ 46, NZ 62, NZ 6212 and NZ 615. Simply catching a
Cable Tray EzyTray
Steel & Tube offer a full range of cable trays and cable ladders suitable for all cable containment, and additionally can provide full take-offs from plans through to a complete quotation.
Government exploring monitoring of undersea cables | RNZ News
"The ministry is actively exploring how monitoring and protection could be extended to all critical underwater infrastructure across New Zealand," it said in a short statement on Thursday.
NZ submarine cables are ''attractive espionage targets'', officials warn
Cables were damaged in the Baltic Sea last year, amid a series of cable or pipe outages, and authorities voiced fears a Chinese ship dragged its anchor over them deliberately.
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