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CMPLE BNC video balun transceiver adapter with male BNC connector

CMPLE

CMPLE 3.5mm / 2.5mm stereo cable BNC video balun transceiver CAT5e CAT6

SKU CH-5MQM-SGQ3M

Transmits full-motion CCTV video up to 2000ft over CAT5 cable with BNC connectors and no power required

  • TypeCoax Cables
  • Transmit video over standard CAT5 cable
  • Save 10-20% on wiring costs versus coax
  • Full-motion CCTV up to 2000ft (600m)
  • Built-in interference rejection and transient protection
  • Male BNC plugs directly into camera or DVR

CCTV BNC Video Balun Transceiver

This passive adapter converts a BNC coaxial connection to a UTP CAT5e or CAT6 cable run. It is designed for CCTV installers who need to connect analogue cameras or DVRs over structured wiring without external power.

Distance and wiring constraints

Full-motion video transmits up to 2000ft (600m) over a single twisted-pair cable. The balun provides interference rejection and transient protection while saving an estimated 10-20% on wire costs compared with coaxial cable.

Male BNC direct connection

The unit features a male BNC connector that plugs straight into a camera or recorder, eliminating the need for a separate patch lead. No power supply is required for operation.

Highlights

  • Transmit video over standard CAT5 cable
  • Save 10-20% on wiring costs versus coax
  • Full-motion CCTV up to 2000ft (600m)
  • Built-in interference rejection and transient protection
  • Male BNC plugs directly into camera or DVR

Specifications

BrandCmple.com
TypeCoax Cables

Questions about this item

Should I use this balun with CAT5e or CAT6 cable for my CCTV run?

Both CAT5e and CAT6 UTP cables are supported for video transmission.

What distance can I expect full-motion video to reach over the UTP link?

Full-motion CCTV video is supported up to 2000ft (600m) over the UTP cable.

Does the male BNC connector on the transceiver need external power to operate?

No power is required; the passive transceiver connects directly to the camera or DVR via the male BNC.

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