Video patch cable sommer cable V8GX-0100-SW-SW BNC to BNC 1.00 m 4K

Sommer Cable V8GX-0100-SW-SW is a 1.00 m BNC-to-BNC video patch cable engineered for reliable transmission of 4K video signals. The cable uses a coaxial design and BNC connectors on both ends to provide a stable connection between cameras, monitors, switchers and other BNC-equipped devices. Its short length makes it suitable for tidy, low-loss interconnections in studios, broadcast racks and professional AV setups where signal integrity is important.

Advantages

The cable combines a high-quality coaxial construction with precision BNC connectors to reduce signal reflections and ensure consistent impedance. Its 1.00 m length minimizes attenuation and helps maintain 4K signal quality over the short runs common in equipment racks and patch bays. The balanced mechanical design provides secure connector mating and reliable contact under repeated use.

Suitable for

• Connecting BNC-equipped cameras to monitors or switchers in a studio environment
• Patch connections in broadcast racks and OB vans
• Short-run links between video processors, recorders and distribution amplifiers
• Professional AV installations requiring reliable 4K coaxial interconnects

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Cable length: 1.00 m
• Signal support: 4K video transmission
• Construction: coaxial cable optimized for video signals
• Usage environment: studio, broadcast, professional AV

How to use

Connect one BNC connector to the BNC output of the source device (for example, a camera or video processor) and the other connector to the BNC input of the receiving device (monitor, switcher or recorder). Push the connectors onto the BNC sockets until they click or seat fully, ensuring a firm mechanical and electrical connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and mechanical strain; secure with cable ties if necessary to prevent movement in racks or on set.

Usage recommendations

For optimal 4K performance, keep cable runs short and avoid tightly coiling the cable. Inspect BNC contacts periodically for wear or contamination and replace the cable if signal degradation appears. Use appropriate cable management in racks and on-location setups to prevent strain on connectors and preserve signal integrity.