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Black RG-6 coaxial cable with BNC male connectors at both ends, 30.5m length

Kramer Electronics

Kramer Electronics C-BM/BM RG-6 BNC Male/Male Coaxial RF Cable 30.5m 75Ohm

SKU CH-X75X-7GGV4

30.5 m RG-6 coaxial cable with male BNC connectors at both ends, 75 Ohm impedance, rated for SD up to 259 m and HD-SDI up to 344 m

  • 5 m length suits large installations
  • Male BNC connectors at both ends for direct device links
  • RG-6 construction with 75 Ohm impedance matches video standards
  • Supports SD signals up to 259 m and HD-SDI up to 344 m
  • Flexible black jacket eases routing in professional setups

Video cable for professional use

This Kramer Electronics coaxial cable carries SD and HD-SDI signals over 100 feet of RG-6 construction. It is built for installers and broadcasters who need a dependable 75 Ohm link between BNC-equipped cameras, routers or recorders. The male BNC connectors on each end lock securely for stable transmission in studio or field environments.

Suits fixed and portable video runs

The 30.5 metre length covers long rack-to-rack or outdoor camera runs without joins. It handles SD signals up to 259 metres and HD-SDI up to 344 metres, so the cable itself is not the limiting factor at this distance. Buyers who need a different connector type, a shorter patch lead or a plenum-rated jacket should look at other products.

75 Ohm impedance matches broadcast gear

The cable and both BNC connectors present a constant 75 Ohm characteristic impedance, which is the single specification that determines compatibility with standard SDI video equipment. A mismatch would cause reflections and bit errors, so verifying this figure against the device datasheet confirms the part is correct.

Highlights

  • 5 m length suits large installations
  • Male BNC connectors at both ends for direct device links
  • RG-6 construction with 75 Ohm impedance matches video standards
  • Supports SD signals up to 259 m and HD-SDI up to 344 m
  • Flexible black jacket eases routing in professional setups

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What is the maximum SD-SDI distance the RG-6 cable supports?

The cable is rated for SD-SDI transmission up to 259 metres, well beyond the 30.5 metre length supplied.

How much heat does the BNC coaxial cable generate during continuous video transmission?

Passive coaxial cables produce no measurable heat; the RG-6 construction simply carries the 75 Ohm signal without active components.

Which connectors must my equipment provide for this male-to-male BNC cable to work?

Your source and destination devices each need a female 75 Ohm BNC jack to accept the male BNC plugs on both ends.

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