ShiverPeaks 22224154 model 90022-10.0 is a 10 m video cable designed to transmit analog video signals between cameras, monitors, recorders and displays. The cable uses RCA (Cinch) male-to-male connectors on both ends and a 75 Ω coaxial RG-59 construction suited for standard composite video and other unbalanced analog video connections. Its fixed 10 m length provides a tidy, pre-measured solution for medium-distance AV installations in both domestic and professional environments.
Advantages
This video cable provides consistent impedance matching at 75 Ω and reliable signal transfer over its RG-59 coaxial core, reducing reflections and preserving image quality for composite video links. The RCA male connectors ensure broad compatibility with a wide range of cameras, DVRs, monitors and consumer AV equipment. The fixed 10 m length simplifies planning and installation by eliminating the need for on-site cable cutting or splicing.
Suitable for
- Connecting analog CCTV cameras to DVRs or monitors
- Linking DVD players, VCRs or composite video sources to displays
- Temporary or permanent AV installations in homes, offices or small retail spaces
- Replacing or extending existing composite video cabling over a medium run
Key specifications
- Length: 10 m
- Cable type: RG-59 coaxial
- Impedance: 75 Ω
- Connectors: RCA (Cinch) male — male
- Signal type: Composite / analog video
How to use
Connect one RCA male end of the cable to the video output of the source device (camera, DVD player or other composite output) and the other end to the video input of the target device (monitor, recorder or display). Ensure connectors are fully seated to maintain contact and minimize noise. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, kinks and close parallel runs with mains power cables to reduce interference. For wall or ceiling installations, secure the cable with appropriate clips or cable ties while avoiding excessive compression of the jacket.
Usage recommendations
For optimal performance, use this RG-59 75 Ω cable for runs up to 10 m where composite analog video is required. If you need longer runs or wish to transmit higher-resolution signals, consider using a cable type and connectors suited to the target format (for example, higher-grade coax, baluns for UTP conversion, or digital HDMI/SDI solutions).
