Logico
Logico Twist-on BNC Male Connector for RG59 Coax 10 Pack 75 Ohm
Twist-on BNC male connectors for RG59 coaxial cable install without a crimp tool and include gold-plated pins for low signal loss
- No crimp tool needed for fast RG59 installation
- Nickel-plated body resists corrosion in damp sites
- Gold-plated centre pin cuts signal loss
- 75 Ohm impedance matches video and RF systems
- Pack of 10 covers multi-camera CCTV jobs
Ten-pack RG59 BNC connectors
This ten-pack supplies twist-on BNC male connectors built for RG59 coaxial cable. Each connector uses a 75 ohm interface and installs without a crimp tool. Nickel plating on the body resists corrosion while a gold-plated centre pin reduces signal loss. The pack suits installers wiring CCTV, CATV, satellite or antenna runs.
Twist-on design for field termination
The twist-on mechanism lets technicians terminate cable on site without carrying a crimper. Nickel plating protects the brass shell during repeated handling and outdoor exposure. Gold plating on the contact pin maintains low resistance across the 75 ohm path. Ten units cover multiple camera drops or distribution points in a single job.
Check cable type and impedance match
Verify that the installed coax is RG59 and that the system expects a 75 ohm BNC interface. The connectors will not fit RG6 or other cable diameters. Ensure the mating equipment uses BNC female ports rated for the same impedance. No crimp tool is needed, but a coax stripper is still required to prepare the dielectric and shield.
Highlights
- No crimp tool needed for fast RG59 installation
- Nickel-plated body resists corrosion in damp sites
- Gold-plated centre pin cuts signal loss
- 75 Ohm impedance matches video and RF systems
- Pack of 10 covers multi-camera CCTV jobs
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Do the nickel-plated bodies on these 10 connectors stay cool when carrying video signals all day?
The connectors are passive nickel-plated metal; they do not generate heat during normal CCTV or CATV signal transmission.
What cable type and tools do I need to terminate each of these 10 plugs?
They are designed for RG59 coaxial cable and use a twist-on design that requires no crimp tool.
Will the gold-plated centre pins on these 75 Ohm plugs mate reliably with older BNC sockets on my DVR?
The gold-plated contact pins follow the standard 75 Ohm BNC interface used by most CCTV and broadcast equipment.
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