Posts in 10 Years of C&C
Day 10: Electrical Works at Melbourne's Shrine of Remembrance

Cable & Connect has completed a range of electrical and lighting works at Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance, from stairwell and garden lighting to fault finding, power installations and tower lighting. For Day 10 of our 10-year countdown, we look back at one of the most memorable locations we’ve had the opportunity to work.

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Red Hill CCTV, Alarm, Intercom & Electrical Project

A look back at Cable & Connect's extensive Red Hill project combining CCTV, Bosch alarm systems, gate intercom, data and communications, shed power, lighting and more than 70 metres of cabling.

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Industrial Robot Wiring at Natex Engineering | Cable & Connect

A look back at Cable & Connect's electrical work for the installation of a new FANUC industrial robot at Natex Engineering, showcasing another side of our commercial and industrial capabilities.

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Heritage Electrical Fit-Out in Kew: A Man Cave With Serious Character

A detailed Kew man cave and garage fit-out featuring exposed copper conduit, heritage switches and power points, feature pendant lighting and an electrical installation designed to complement the character of the space.

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2021: Helping a Melbourne Gym Take Fitness Classes Online

With Melbourne still experiencing lockdowns in 2021, Cable & Connect installed a dedicated AV and video setup for a gym to help its team deliver fitness classes remotely and stay connected with members.

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2020: Building Video Conferencing Solutions When Staying Connected Mattered Most

When video conferencing demand surged in 2020, Cable & Connect designed and delivered eight mobile conferencing systems for YSAS. Six years and several technology upgrades later, all eight remain in daily use across their sites.

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10 Days of Cable & Connect: Our First Boardroom Video Conferencing Project

ur first boardroom video conferencing project featured an 86-inch touchscreen at The Leprosy Mission in Box Hill—and took four people to carry it upstairs.

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