Cable coaxial BNC ShiverPeaks 77507 RG (conector BNC, cable coaxial)

The ShiverPeaks coaxial BNC cable 77507 RG is a 7.5 m, 50 Ω coaxial lead with BNC male connectors at both ends, engineered for reliable signal transmission in video, CCTV, radio-frequency and test equipment setups. Its RG-type construction provides consistent characteristic impedance and shielding suitable for applications that require stable analog or RF signal paths. The cable is intended for point-to-point connections between cameras, monitors, RF instruments and laboratory measurement devices where a standard BNC coaxial link is specified.

Advantages

This BNC coaxial cable offers a standardized RG impedance and secure BNC male-to-male connectors that ensure firm mating and minimal signal loss at typical analog and RF frequencies. The 50 Ω rating supports compatibility with RF equipment and many test instruments. The 7.5 m length provides flexibility for installations needing moderate reach while keeping signal degradation within expected limits for short-to-medium runs.

Suitable for

• Connecting CCTV cameras to DVRs or monitors
• Linking RF devices and test instruments in laboratories
• Analog video signal transmission and monitoring setups
• Temporary or permanent point-to-point BNC connections

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 50 Ω
• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Length: 7.5 m
• Typical applications: video, CCTV, RF and test equipment

How to use

Connect each BNC male connector to the corresponding female BNC jack on your devices by aligning the bayonet and pushing while rotating until it locks. Route the cable to avoid tight bends or sharp kinks that may affect impedance and shielding. For best signal quality, keep the cable run as short as practical and avoid running parallel to high-current power cables or sources of electromagnetic interference.

Recommendations

Inspect connectors before installation for secure attachment and clean contacts. For RF or high-frequency measurements, verify cable integrity with appropriate test equipment and replace the cable if excessive loss or damage is detected. When installing in permanent or outdoor environments, consider additional protection or conduit to prevent mechanical wear and moisture ingress.