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Ruth's sister 5-core CCTV Video Cable 2.0mm DC 1.25mm BNC 700mm
Five-core CCTV cable carries video and 12 V power with 2.0 mm DC input and 1.25 mm BNC output over 700 mm
- 5-core cable carries video and power in one run
- 700 mm length fits typical camera placements
- 0 mm DC plug supplies 12 V and ground
- 25 mm BNC connector adds video output
- Separate connectors let you wire the pinout you need
CCTV 5-core cable for camera installs
This 700 mm cable carries 12 V power and video through a single 5-core sheath. It is built for installers wiring analogue CCTV cameras that use a 2.0 mm DC power input and a 1.25 mm BNC-style video connector. The pack supplies the cable plus separate 2-pin and 3-pin housings so the technician can crimp the pin order on site.
Continuous signal and power delivery
The five conductors handle steady 12 V DC and composite video without the voltage drop seen in thinner patch leads. Because the cores are fixed together, the cable resists intermittent faults caused by vibration or cable-tray movement during long recording sessions. No active electronics are present, so latency and signal degradation stay constant over the full 700 mm run.
Passive thermals and silent operation
With no active components the assembly generates no heat of its own and adds no audible noise to the installation. Power draw is limited to the camera's own 12 V consumption, so the cable does not increase the load on the supply. The PVC jacket withstands typical indoor temperatures without softening or cracking.
Highlights
- 5-core cable carries video and power in one run
- 700 mm length fits typical camera placements
- 0 mm DC plug supplies 12 V and ground
- 25 mm BNC connector adds video output
- Separate connectors let you wire the pinout you need
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the 5-core cable generate noticeable heat when supplying 12 V power continuously to a camera?
The cable carries low-voltage DC at modest current, so it stays cool during all-day operation.
What connectors must I already have on my camera and power supply for the 2.0 mm and 1.25 mm plugs to mate correctly?
Your camera needs a 3-pin 1.25 mm socket for video and power, and your power source needs a 2-pin 2.0 mm socket for the 12 V feed.
Will the 700 mm length reach a DVR that sits farther away than the old BNC lead it replaces?
At 700 mm the cable suits short runs; for longer distances you would need an extension or a longer pre-made lead.
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