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BNC Connectors and Adapters

Which connector does your CCTV cable need? Coaxial runs take BNC plugs and adapters, such as the wire to BNC male plug and the BNC female to RCA male adapter. Network runs use RJ45 plugs, and a passive video balun carries analogue video over twisted pair. DC plugs and lever connectors cover the 12V power side.

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BNC connectors for CCTV

A BNC connector ends a coaxial cable, so it plugs into a camera or a DVR. There are crimp connectors, twist-on connectors that screw on without tools, couplers to join two cables, and T splitters. Match the connector to the cable: the RG59 plugs here are for RG59 coax.

CCTV video baluns

A video balun lets a camera send its picture over Cat5e or Cat6 network cable instead of coax. The baluns here are passive, so they need no power, and are used in a pair, one at the camera and one at the recorder. They work with HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and analogue cameras. Push-in and screw terminal versions are listed, and a PoC version.

Other connectors

This range also holds DC power plugs, RJ45 plugs, lever wire connectors and wire-to-RCA adapters. For cable, see CCTV cable.