Bluecctv
Bluecctv CN-SB136 BNC Female to 2 BNC Female T Connector
A BNC T-adapter that splits one female BNC connection into two female BNC ports for joining coaxial cables such as RG-59 or RG6
- Connect two BNC cables to one device via single T adapter
- Female BNC input splits to two female BNC outputs
- Bluecctv CN-SB136 model built for surveillance installations
- Compatible with RG-59 and RG6 coaxial cable types
- Cost-effective connector maintains signal performance for CCTV systems
Bluecctv CN-SB136 BNC T Connector
This Bluecctv CN-SB136 adapter splits a single BNC connection into two female BNC ports. It joins two coaxial cables to one feed for surveillance video distribution. The unit is supplied new and rated for RG-59 and RG6 cable types.
Installers needing a passive signal split
Technicians extending a CCTV run or adding a second camera to an existing line will find this T connector fits the task. Builders who require an amplified distribution amp or an impedance-matched power divider should look at active distribution equipment instead.
One BNC female to two BNC female ports
The connector provides a straight female-to-female-to-female topology with no active circuitry. This single interface arrangement decides whether the part matches the planned cable layout.
Highlights
- Connect two BNC cables to one device via single T adapter
- Female BNC input splits to two female BNC outputs
- Bluecctv CN-SB136 model built for surveillance installations
- Compatible with RG-59 and RG6 coaxial cable types
- Cost-effective connector maintains signal performance for CCTV systems
Specifications
| Brand | Bluecctv |
|---|---|
| Model | CN-SB136 |
Questions about this item
Does the CN-SB136 generate any heat or noise when used continuously in a surveillance system?
The CN-SB136 is a passive BNC T-adapter with no electronic components, so it produces no heat and makes no noise during continuous operation.
What cables or connectors must I already have to use this Bluecctv T adapter?
You need three cables terminated with male BNC plugs — one for the single input and two for the split outputs — plus the cameras or DVR ports that accept those plugs.
Will the CN-SB136 work with my existing RG-59 coaxial runs?
Yes, the adapter is designed for standard BNC cables such as RG-59, so it connects directly to those legacy coaxial runs without any signal conversion.
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