BZBGEAR BG-CAB-SDI6 6ft 75-ohm Shielded SDI BNC Cable
- SDI Cable
- 6 ft.
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A 15 ft 75-ohm shielded SDI cable with BNC connectors tested to 3 GHz for 1080p60 video up to 100 m
The BZBGEAR BG-CAB-SDI15 is a 15 ft 75-ohm shielded coaxial cable built for 3G-SDI workflows. It uses high-quality BNC connectors to maintain a stable signal path in professional video environments. The construction is designed to withstand repeated handling in both temporary and permanent installations. It is suited for operators who need a dependable link for 1080P60 sources.
This cable replaces fragile HDMI leads that fail at longer distances or under heavy use. SDI carries 1080P60 up to 100 m without the handshake issues or connector damage common with HDMI. The jump is worth it when cable runs exceed typical HDMI limits or when locking BNC security is required. It is not for buyers who need HDMI connectivity or resolutions above 1080P.
The 75-ohm shielded design supports 1080P60 signals up to 100 m, but bandwidth stops at 3 GHz sweep-tested performance. Higher frame rates, 4K, or HDR payloads exceed the electrical capacity of this cable type. Signal integrity depends on matched 75-ohm termination at both ends. It does not carry Ethernet, power, or return-path data.
| Brand | BZBGEAR |
|---|---|
| Model | BG-CAB-SDI15 |
| Type | SDI Cable |
| Length | 15 ft. |
| Shielding | Yes |
| Cable Length | 15 ft. |
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The cable is 15 ft long and built with 75-ohm shielded coaxial construction for SDI signal transmission.
Push each BNC plug straight onto the jack, then rotate the bayonet collar clockwise until it clicks into the locked position.
Replace it if you see intermittent 1080P60 picture loss, connector looseness, or visible jacket damage after years of abuse.
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