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25ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, WhiteSKU:SE102-8125-
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50ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, WhiteSKU:SE102-8150-
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100ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, WhiteSKU:SE102-81HD-
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Top-Quality Security Camera Cables for Your Surveillance Needs
Security camera cables are essential components of any CCTV or surveillance system, enabling seamless transmission of video, audio, and power signals between cameras, DVRs, and other connected devices. At CableLeader, we offer a comprehensive range of high-quality security camera cables designed to meet the diverse requirements of both residential and commercial security installations.
Connectors for Reliable Signal Transmission
Our security camera cables feature a variety of connectors to ensure efficient and reliable signal transmission. The most common connectors include:
BNC Connectors
BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) connectors are widely used for transmitting video signals in CCTV systems. They provide a secure and interference-free connection, ensuring high-quality video output.
RCA Connectors
RCA (Radio Corporation of America) connectors are commonly used for transmitting audio signals in security camera installations that require audio monitoring.
DC Connectors
DC (Direct Current) connectors, available in both male and female configurations, are used to supply power to security cameras and other devices in the system.
Specifications and Usage
CableLeader's security camera cables are designed to meet the highest industry standards, ensuring reliable performance and durability. Our cables are available in various lengths, gauges, and conductor materials to cater to different installation requirements. Whether you need a 25ft all-in-one video, audio, and power cable for a compact setup or a 200ft video and power cable for a larger installation, we have you covered.
Connected Devices and Compatibility
Our security camera cables are designed to seamlessly connect a wide range of devices, including CCTV cameras, DVRs, NVRs, monitors, and other surveillance equipment. They are compatible with both analog and digital systems, ensuring reliable performance in various security setups.
Durability and Quality Assurance
At CableLeader, we prioritize quality and durability in our products. Our security camera cables are constructed using high-grade materials and undergo rigorous testing to ensure they meet our stringent quality standards. Additionally, all our cables are RoHS-compliant, ensuring they are free from harmful substances and environmentally friendly.
Internal Links to CableLeader's Security Camera Cables
Explore our extensive range of security camera cables by clicking on the links below:
- BNCM+RCAM+DC5.5*2.1 3 IN 1 25'
- BNCM+RCAM+DCMF 24AWG 100'
- BNCM+DCMF 26+20AWG 150'
- BNCM+DC5.5*2.1 2 IN 1 WH 25FT
- BNCM+DC5.5*2.1 2 IN 1 WH 50FT
- BNCM+DCMF 26+24AWG 200FT
Conclusion
Whether you're setting up a new security system or upgrading an existing one, CableLeader's security camera cables are the perfect choice for reliable and high-quality signal transmission. With our commitment to quality, durability, and customer satisfaction, you can trust that our cables will provide a long-lasting and dependable solution for your surveillance needs.
What cable is used for security cameras?
Ethernet cables are commonly used for IP security cameras as they transmit video over a network connection. For analog CCTV security cameras, coaxial cables like BNC video and power cables are typically used for video and power transmission.
How long can security camera cable be?
The maximum recommended length for Ethernet cables used with IP security cameras is typically 100 meters (328 feet). However, with the use of switches and PoE extenders, the cable run can be extended up to 500-600 meters. For analog CCTV cameras, the cable length depends on the cable type and signal quality requirements, but all-in-one BNC, RCA, and DC cables from CableLeader are available in various lengths to meet your needs.
What is the best way to run cable for security cameras?
To install security camera wiring, it's recommended to:
- Drill holes in walls or use wall plates to run cables through
- Use fish tape to pull cables through walls or ceilings
- Protect cables with tubing or wire protectors
- Carefully follow a wiring diagram to prevent interference and ensure quality video
How many wires does a security camera need?
The wiring requirements for security cameras vary based on the camera type:
- Analog CCTV cameras typically require an RG-59 or RG6 coaxial cable for video and an 18/2 power cable.
- IP cameras use a single Ethernet cable for both video and Power over Ethernet (PoE).
- Some all-in-one cables like CableLeader's BNC+RCA+DC cables combine video, audio, and power in one cable for easy installation.