CCTV coaxial cable SIGHTUX RG59 Black 100 m

SIGHTUX RG59 coaxial cable in black on a 100 m reel is designed for analog and HD CCTV installations that require RG59 impedance. The cable facilitates video signal transmission between surveillance cameras and recording equipment over short to medium distances. Constructed for straightforward routing and termination with standard BNC connectors, this cable is intended for routine security wiring in homes, offices, and small businesses where a compact RG59 form factor is appropriate.

Advantages

The cable provides consistent characteristic impedance suitable for RG59 camera systems, helping to maintain signal integrity for analog and HD video. Its black jacket offers discreet installation along walls and ceilings. The 100 m reel format reduces the need for frequent joins and simplifies inventory management for a single-camera or multi-camera run. The cable is compatible with common BNC connectors and standard CCTV installation practices, enabling quick termination and repair when necessary.

Suitable for

• Wiring analog CCTV cameras and HD over coax systems
• Home security and DIY surveillance projects
• Small office and retail surveillance installations
• Short to medium-length runs between cameras and DVRs

Key specifications

• Cable type: Coaxial RG59
• Length: 100 meters on a reel
• Outer jacket color: Black
• Intended signal: Composite video and HD-over-coax
• Connector compatibility: Terminate with standard BNC connectors
• Typical use environment: Indoor and protected outdoor installations (under conduit or cable raceways)

How to use

Plan the cable route from each camera to the DVR, accounting for bends and mounting points. Cut the required length from the 100 m reel and strip the outer jacket and dielectric carefully to expose the center conductor and braid for proper BNC connector installation. Use appropriate crimp or compression BNC connectors designed for RG59 cable and verify a secure mechanical and electrical connection. Test video quality at the DVR after installation and make adjustments to improve grounding or shielding contact if interference appears.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, avoid running the RG59 cable parallel and close to high-voltage power lines; maintain separation or use shielded conduit where necessary. For longer runs or high-resolution systems beyond the effective range of RG59, consider using RG6, twisted-pair with baluns, or fiber solutions. When installing outdoors, protect cable runs from direct sunlight and moisture with appropriate conduit or UV-resistant sleeving.