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CMPLE CCTV Male Power Lead Cable Connector 12V 8in alarm system
An 8-inch male DC power pigtail connects 12V CCTV cameras to power supplies with bare-wire leads
- Male DC plug connects cameras to 12V power supply
- 8in pigtail keeps cable runs short and tidy
- Red and black bare wires simplify polarity identification
- Copper conductor ensures reliable low-voltage current flow
- Ready for CCTV security camera installations
Power Connector for CCTV Cameras
This 12 V DC pigtail cable connects a security camera directly to a power distribution unit or adapter. It carries a male coaxial plug on one end and two bare copper conductors on the other. The red and black leads measure 8 inches in length. It is supplied new and ready for installation.
Installers Needing a Short DC Lead
Technicians who want a compact, ready-made power tail for a single camera will find this cable convenient. Builders requiring a longer run, a female jack, or a different voltage should look at alternative wiring options. The fixed 8-inch length also limits its use where the power source sits farther from the camera.
Fits Into a 12 V DC Distribution System
The male plug inserts into standard CCTV power splitters or individual adapters, while the stripped wires terminate on the camera’s power input. No soldering or crimping is required, freeing up bench time during deployment. Ensure the supply delivers 12 V DC and that polarity matches the red-positive and black-negative leads.
Highlights
- Male DC plug connects cameras to 12V power supply
- 8in pigtail keeps cable runs short and tidy
- Red and black bare wires simplify polarity identification
- Copper conductor ensures reliable low-voltage current flow
- Ready for CCTV security camera installations
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What power source does the 12V male plug need to connect to?
The 12V male plug connects to a matching female DC jack on a power adapter or distribution box supplying 12 volts DC.
Can the bare-wire ends attach to the screw terminals on my existing camera pigtails?
Yes, the red and black bare wires can be secured under screw terminals or twisted to the flying leads of older camera power cables.
How do I confirm the 12V connection is live after wiring the red and black leads?
Measure 12 volts DC across the red and black wires with a multimeter; the camera LED should also illuminate when powered.
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