Connector BNC-G/BNC-G*P10 no name — BNC coaxial cable connector set

The BNC-G/BNC-G*P10 connector by No name is a BNC-type coaxial cable connector set intended for creating or repairing BNC cable terminations. It provides the conventional bayonet-style push-and-twist mechanical coupling used in video surveillance, broadcast, test equipment and RF signal lines. The set is built to offer a straightforward way to terminate RG-style coaxial cables where a compact, reliable BNC connection is required.

Advantages

This BNC connector set delivers the familiar bayonet locking mechanism that ensures quick and secure mating with corresponding BNC sockets. Its design supports consistent electrical contact and mechanical stability for signal transmission. The connector set is suitable for on-site repairs and new cable assemblies, enabling a rapid installation process without specialized tooling beyond common crimping or soldering equipment when required.

Suitable for

• Video surveillance camera cabling and CCTV systems
• Broadcast and studio signal patching
• Test and measurement equipment connections
• RF and analog signal distribution in local installations

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC bayonet coaxial
• Contact configuration: male-to-male termination set (compatible with standard BNC female sockets)
• Intended cable types: standard RG coaxial cables (typical RG-59, RG-6, or similar diameters depending on assembly)
• Mechanical coupling: push-and-twist bayonet locking
• Application frequency range: suitable for typical video and RF baseband frequencies used in CCTV and broadcast (low- to mid-frequency RF)

How to use

Prepare the coaxial cable by stripping the outer jacket, braid and dielectric to the required lengths for the connector design. Fit the connector parts onto the cable in the order specified by the connector’s assembly method; depending on the variant, secure the center conductor by crimping or soldering and fix the outer braid to the body using the provided sleeve or ferrule. After assembly, verify mechanical retention of the connector on the cable and confirm electrical continuity and correct polarity before deploying the cable in the system.

Usage recommendations

For reliable connections, use appropriate stripping tools and the correct-sized ferrule or crimp die for the chosen coaxial cable. Test assembled cables with a continuity or network tester to ensure low-loss signal transfer and proper shielding. Avoid excessive bending near the connector and keep the mating surfaces clean to maintain consistent performance in video and RF applications.