BNC + DC Combo Cable: The Versatile Solution for CCTV Security Cameras
In the world of CCTV security cameras and DVRs, having a reliable and efficient cable solution is crucial for seamless video and power transmission. Enter the BNC + DC Combo Cable, a versatile and convenient option that combines both video and power signals in a single cable. This innovative design simplifies installation, reduces clutter, and ensures a streamlined setup for your security system.
What is a BNC + DC Combo Cable?
A BNC + DC Combo Cable, also known as a video power cable, security camera cable, or CCTV cable, is a specialized cable that integrates a BNC (Bayonet Neill-Concelman) connector for video transmission and a DC (Direct Current) connector for power supply. This combination allows for the simultaneous transfer of video signals and power through a single cable, making it an ideal solution for CCTV security cameras and DVR setups.
Connectors and Specifications
CableLeader's BNC + DC Combo Cables feature a BNC Male connector and a DC Male connector on one end, and a BNC Male connector and a DC Female connector on the other end. This configuration allows for easy connection between cameras and DVRs, ensuring a secure and reliable connection for both video and power transmission.
The cables are available in various conductor sizes, such as 26 AWG for video and 20 AWG for power, or 28 AWG for both video and power. These specifications ensure optimal signal transmission and power delivery, tailored to meet the requirements of different CCTV setups.
Applications and Usage
BNC + DC Combo Cables are perfect for CCTV security cameras and DVRs, offering a convenient and space-saving solution for both video and power transmission. These cables eliminate the need for separate video and power cables, reducing clutter and simplifying the installation process.
With lengths ranging from 25 feet to 200 feet, CableLeader's BNC + DC Combo Cables offer flexibility to accommodate various installation requirements, ensuring a tailored solution for your security system.
Durability and Quality
CableLeader's BNC + DC Combo Cables are designed with durability and quality in mind. All materials comply with the RoHS directive, ensuring a safe and environmentally friendly product. The cables are available in both black and white colors, allowing you to choose the option that best suits your aesthetic preferences and installation environment.
With their robust construction and high-quality materials, these cables provide reliable performance and longevity, ensuring a seamless and uninterrupted video and power transmission for your CCTV security system.
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What are the different types of BNC cables?
BNC connectors are commonly available in 50 ohm and 75 ohm versions, designed for use with cables of the same characteristic impedance. The 75 ohm types are often used for video signal transmission, such as in televisions and cameras, while the 50 ohm connectors are primarily used for RF signal transmission, like in video surveillance systems and communication equipment.
What is the difference between BNC and HD BNC?
HD BNC (High Density BNC) connectors are a miniaturized variation of traditional BNC connectors, offering a 51% smaller footprint while maintaining true 75 ohm performance. This allows for four times the density compared to standard BNC connectors, making them ideal for space-constrained applications.
Is BNC the same as coax cable?
No, BNC and coax cable are not the same. BNC refers to a specific type of connector that employs a bayonet coupling mechanism, commonly used with coaxial cables. Coaxial cables, on the other hand, are a broader category of cables that can use various connectors, including BNC, F-type, and RCA connectors.
Does BNC cable carry power?
While BNC cables can carry power, the power provided is typically not sufficient to fully power a device like a security camera. This is one of the reasons why Power over Ethernet (PoE) cables and cameras are becoming increasingly popular, as they can provide both data and power through a single cable.
How to choose a BNC cable?
When selecting a BNC cable, consider the following factors:
- Impedance: Match the cable's impedance (50 ohm or 75 ohm) with the equipment for optimal signal transmission.
- Application: 50 ohm cables are better suited for radio and video applications, while 75 ohm cables are commonly used for computer networking.
- Cable type: Different cable types (e.g., RG-59, RG-6) have varying characteristics and are suitable for different applications.
- Length: Ensure the cable length is appropriate for your installation requirements.
What are the three types of coaxial cable connectors?
The three main types of coaxial cable connectors are:
- F-Series connectors, commonly used for cable TV and satellite connections.
- N-Series connectors, often used in wireless communication systems and RF applications.
- BNC connectors, widely used in video surveillance, test equipment, and amateur radio applications.
25ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, BlackSKU:SE102-1125
50ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, BlackSKU:SE103-1150
100ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, BlackSKU:SE103-11HD
100ft Video & Power Security Camera Cable, BNC M/M and DC M/F, 28 AWG, WhiteSKU:SE102-81HD
