Coaxial Surveillance Cable ProBase PB5980C-B-PW-CUT RG59 with Power Wires, Black

ProBase PB5980C-B-PW-CUT RG59 with Power Wires is a coaxial surveillance cable engineered for CCTV and analogue camera systems. The cable integrates an RG59 coaxial core with two insulated power conductors inside a single black PVC jacket, enabling simultaneous video transmission and power delivery over one run. Its construction focuses on ease of installation and neat routing for indoor and protected outdoor applications, making it suitable for residential and commercial security projects.

Advantages

The combined video-and-power design reduces the need for separate power cabling and minimizes installation time and material cost. The RG59 coaxial core provides stable analogue video signal transmission over short to moderate distances, while the dedicated power conductors carry DC power for cameras and accessories. The black outer jacket offers discreet appearance and basic weather resistance for protected outdoor routes and indoor installations. The cable is supplied in a cut length format for flexible deployment during renovations or custom installations.

Suitable for

• Analogue CCTV camera installations in homes and small businesses
• Retrofit and renovation projects where existing conduits are used
• Short- to medium-distance video runs with integrated power needs
• Indoor cable routing and protected outdoor pathways (e.g., under eaves, within conduits)

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG59 coaxial with two integrated power conductors
• Outer jacket color: black
• Conductor for video: solid or stranded copper center conductor with foil/braid shielding
• Power conductors: two insulated DC power wires suitable for camera supply
• Jacket material: PVC suitable for indoor and protected outdoor use
• Typical applications: analogue CCTV, composite video transmission with DC power

How to use

Route the cable from the camera location to the DVR or power source using existing conduits or surface mounts, avoiding sharp bends and prolonged exposure to direct sunlight. At each end, strip the outer jacket and prepare the coaxial core and power conductors according to the camera and power supply connector requirements. Use appropriate BNC connectors or compression fittings for the RG59 video conductor and screw terminal or barrel connectors for the power wires. Test video signal and power continuity before finalizing cable fixings and sealing any outdoor entry points.

Usage recommendations

For reliable performance, limit analogue RG59 runs with integrated power to short and medium distances where signal attenuation remains acceptable; consider using video baluns or amplified transmission for longer distances or switch to higher-grade cable types for extended runs. Ensure all power connections match camera voltage and polarity, and protect outdoor terminations from moisture using proper grommets or junction boxes.