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CCTV Coaxial Cable

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RG59 CCTV Cable Price in Kenya | Coaxial Cable Description

CCTV Coaxial Cable, commonly known as RG59 cable, is designed for transmitting video signals between compatible analog CCTV cameras and DVR systems. It uses a 75-ohm coaxial design that helps provide reliable video transmission with reduced interference. 

For easier CCTV installation, RG59 Siamese cable combines the coaxial video cable with two power conductors in one outer jacket. This allows installers to run video and power to a compatible security camera using a single cable, reducing installation time and the need for separate wiring. 

Key Features
  • RG59 coaxial cable

  • 75-ohm impedance

  • Reliable CCTV video transmission

  • Available with integrated power wires

  • BNC connector compatible

  • Shielding helps reduce signal interference

  • Durable PVC outer jacket

  • Suitable for indoor and outdoor installations

  • Available in various roll lengths

  • Compatible with analog and HD analog CCTV systems

Ideal For:
  • CCTV camera installations

  • Analog security cameras

  • DVR surveillance systems

  • Homes and apartments

  • Shops and offices

  • Warehouses

  • Schools and institutions

  • Commercial security installations

  • Professional CCTV installers

What is CCTV coaxial cable used for?

It is primarily used to transmit video signals between compatible analog CCTV cameras and DVRs

What is RG59 cable?

RG59 is a type of coaxial cable commonly used for CCTV video transmission. It typically has a 75-ohm impedance suitable for video applications. 

Does CCTV coaxial cable carry power?

A standard RG59 cable carries video only. However, RG59 Siamese cable combines video and power conductors in one jacket.

Can RG59 be used outdoors?

Yes. Versions with a suitable durable or weather-resistant PVC jacket can be used for outdoor CCTV installations.

What length of CCTV coaxial cable should I buy?

The required length depends on the distance between the camera and DVR. Common rolls include 100m, 200m and 305m