BNC Cable ShiverPeaks 77610 — coaxial BNC connector cable (RG type)

BNC Cable ShiverPeaks 77610 — coaxial BNC connector cable (RG type) is a coaxial cable intended for reliable transmission of audio, video and RF signals between devices with BNC interfaces. The cable follows RG-type coaxial construction and is suitable for short to medium length connections, providing secure BNC coupling and consistent signal continuity for applications such as CCTV systems, broadcast equipment and laboratory test instruments.

Advantages

The cable offers standardized BNC connectors for quick bayonet coupling and secure mechanical connection. RG-type coaxial design ensures controlled characteristic impedance for improved signal integrity across audio, video and RF frequencies. The ShiverPeaks 77610 is built to support routine installations where a compact, flexible coaxial lead is required, enabling straightforward connection between devices without additional adapters.

Suitable for (tasks / use cases)

• Connecting CCTV cameras to recorders or monitors
• Interfacing broadcast and studio equipment with BNC ports
• Connecting test instruments and measurement equipment with BNC inputs/outputs
• Short to medium video or RF runs in AV installations

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Coaxial construction: RG-type
• Impedance: suitable for typical RG coaxial impedance (e.g., 75 Ω for video use)
• Intended signal types: audio, composite video, RF
• Typical use length: short to medium runs

How to use

Connect the BNC male connectors to corresponding BNC female sockets on each device by aligning the bayonet pins and twisting until the connector locks. Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain continuous signal path and minimize reflections. Route the coaxial cable to avoid sharp bends and sources of strong electromagnetic interference; secure the cable with cable ties or clips as needed to prevent strain on the connectors.

Usage recommendations

For best signal quality, use appropriate-length runs and avoid unnecessary adapters or splitters. In installations carrying video signals, verify cable impedance compatibility with connected equipment and, where applicable, use termination resistors at line ends. Inspect connectors for damage before installation and replace the cable if shielding or connectors show wear.