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PISKEKAT 10M 33Ft 4Pin Video Extension Cable server rack
A 10 m weatherproof 4‑pin video extension cable for reversing cameras on buses, trucks and motorhomes
- TypeServer
- 10-metre reach suits large vehicle installations
- 33-foot length covers bus or motorhome runs
- Four-pin connector carries video without separate power lead
- Weatherproof and shockproof build handles outdoor exposure
- Designed for reversing cameras on trucks, caravans and CCTV systems
10-metre 4-pin video extension cable
This 10-metre 4-pin video extension cable carries composite video signals between a rear-view camera and a monitor without requiring a separate power conductor. The 33-foot length suits long chassis runs on buses, trucks, caravans and motorhomes. A weatherproof and shockproof jacket protects the conductors from road vibration and outdoor exposure.
Suits single-camera rear-view installs
Installers fitting one reversing camera to a monitor at the front of a bus, truck or motorhome will find the reach and rugged sheath adequate. Builders needing multiple camera feeds, integrated power-over-cable or a different pin configuration should look at other wiring solutions.
No separate power lead required for the camera link
Because the cable transmits only video, the camera must receive its supply from an independent source at the camera end. The bundled 4-pin connectors plug directly into compatible camera and monitor ports, reducing the number of joints that could corrode in wet conditions.
Highlights
- 10-metre reach suits large vehicle installations
- 33-foot length covers bus or motorhome runs
- Four-pin connector carries video without separate power lead
- Weatherproof and shockproof build handles outdoor exposure
- Designed for reversing cameras on trucks, caravans and CCTV systems
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 4-pin video extension cable plug straight into my existing rear-view camera and monitor without an extra power lead?
Yes, the cable carries the video signal between a 4-pin camera and a 4-pin monitor and no separate power cable is required for the connection.
Will the 10 m length reach from a roof-mounted camera on my motorhome down to the dashboard monitor?
The 10 m (33 ft) cable is designed for long runs on buses, trucks and motorhomes, so it typically spans roof-to-dash distances on those vehicles.
How can I confirm the video link is working after I route the cable and connect both ends?
Power the vehicle, select the camera input on the monitor and verify a stable, interference-free rear-view image appears.
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