Operations Information
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Source domain: cticc.co.za
Collected on 1 October 2026
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Cat ladders and elevated walkways
Cat ladders and elevated walkways are installed in the Ballroom and Auditorium 1. Access is restricted to production personnel under CTICC Facilities and Operations Department guidance, and general service access requires special permission.
- Who it is for
- Production personnel and people requiring authorised general service access
- How to act on it
- Obtain the required guidance or special permission from the CTICC’s Facilities and Operations Department and access the areas from the roof.
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Cat ladders and elevated walkways are installed in the Ballroom and Auditorium 1.
Control cabling
Control cabling is available as shielded Kelsey cable for Line Level Send and Line Level Return services, running point-to-point between floor and rack outlets.
- Who it is for
- Users needing line-level send or return connections at the CTICC
- How to act on it
- Use the point-to-point control cable connections through the floor and rack outlets with the specified Amphenol XL3 connectors.
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The control cabling is run in wire ways, trunking and conduits and is single pair shielded Kelsey cable.
Ethernet cabling (CAT5E and CAT6)
The CTICC provides building-wide CAT5e and CAT6 Ethernet cabling for applications including connection to the centre’s Gigabit data network and voice, video or telecommunications.
- Who it is for
- Users needing data, voice, video or telecommunications connectivity
- How to act on it
- Connect compatible equipment to the Ethernet cabling infrastructure through its RJ45 connection jacks for the supported applications.
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The following types of cabling are available: Fixed speaker cabling
Fixed speaker cabling
Fixed speaker cabling is available through the CTICC’s wire ways, trunking and conduits, terminating in female 4-pin Neutrik connectors.
- Who it is for
- Users needing fixed speaker connections at the CTICC
- How to act on it
- Connect compatible patch leads to the available female 4-pin Neutrik connectors; event organisers supplying patch leads should note the connector compatibility stated in the document.
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The following types of cabling are available: Fixed speaker cabling
Height access equipment
Height access equipment can be hired from the CTICC for use on its premises, but it may only be driven and operated by qualified and licensed MEWP operators.
- Who it is for
- People and event operators needing height access equipment at the CTICC
- How to act on it
- Hire the height access equipment from the CTICC; operation must be by a qualified and licensed MEWP operator.
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Height access equipment is available for hire from the CTICC.
Fibre optics
The centre provides a multi-mode fibre-optic cable grid running at 10 Gbps for its data network and for voice and video applications. Other termination methods are available on request.
- Who it is for
- Users needing high-speed data, voice or video connectivity
- How to act on it
- Request any required alternative termination method and use the fibre-optic network for data, voice or video applications.
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The centre is equipped with a grid of multi-mode fibre-optic cable running at 10 Gbps.
Cabling
The CTICC makes various cabling services and infrastructure available throughout the centre, including systems that can connect floor outlets, venues and audiovisual equipment.
- Who it is for
- Event organisers and users needing audiovisual, data, voice or video connectivity
- How to act on it
- Use the CTICC cabling infrastructure and arrange the required patching or connections with the necessary equipment in place.
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With the necessary equipment in place, a presentation or video clip shown in one of the breakout rooms can be routed, patched and projected in other venues.
Microphone cabling
Microphone cabling is available as single-pair shielded cable running point-to-point between floor outlets and rack outlets, with female Amphenol XL3 connectors.
- Who it is for
- Users needing microphone connections at the CTICC
- How to act on it
- Use the point-to-point microphone cabling through the floor and rack outlets with compatible Amphenol XL3 connections.
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The microphone cabling is run in wire ways, trunking and conduits and is single-pair shielded cable.
Who can apply
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Cat ladders and elevated walkways
- Access is restricted to production personnel under the guidance of staff from the CTICC’s Facilities and Operations Department.
- General service entry requires special permission.
Where: Authorised users of the Ballroom and Auditorium 1 facilities · Ballroom, Auditorium 1
Control cabling
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing control cabling in the CTICC · CTICC
Ethernet cabling (CAT5E and CAT6)
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing Ethernet connectivity in the CTICC building · CTICC
Fixed speaker cabling
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing speaker cabling in the CTICC · CTICC
Height access equipment
- The operator must be qualified and licensed as a Mobile Elevated Working Platform operator.
Where: Users requiring equipment within the CTICC premises · CTICC
Fibre optics
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing fibre-optic connectivity at CTICC 1 or CTICC 2 · CTICC 1, CTICC 2
Cabling
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing cabling throughout the CTICC centre · CTICC
Microphone cabling
The document sets no condition.
Where: Users needing microphone cabling in the CTICC · CTICC
Facts
Places
City of Cape Town, Western Cape
Key Takeaways
- Height access equipment is available for hire from the CTICC.
- Only qualified and licensed MEWP operators may operate access equipment on the premises.
- Various speaker, microphone, control, Ethernet and fibre-optic cabling services are available.
- Fibre-optic infrastructure runs at 10 Gbps.
- Cat ladders and elevated walkways are installed in the Ballroom and Auditorium 1, with restricted access and special permission requirements.
- People working in event areas must comply with the Construction Regulation 2014 and provide their own PPE.
- CTICC
- Mobile Elevated Working Platform (MEWP) operators
- CTICC’s Facilities and Operations Department