Coaxial Cable Goobay AVK 146-1000 10m Male-Male Black

The Goobay AVK 146-1000 is a 10 m male-to-male coaxial audio-video cable designed for transmitting analogue video and audio signals with minimal loss. It uses RG59 construction with a characteristic impedance of 75 ohm and BNC plug connectors on both ends, and is supplied in a black finish for discreet installation in home entertainment or professional AV setups.

Advantages

This coaxial cable provides a standardized 75 ohm impedance and RG59 construction to support consistent signal transmission over medium-length runs. BNC male connectors on both ends offer secure, easy mating with compatible equipment. The 10 m length allows flexible placement of devices while the black jacket helps the cable blend into most installations.

Suitable for

• Connecting CCTV cameras and recorders with BNC interfaces
• Linking professional or consumer video equipment that uses BNC/BNC coaxial connections
• Extending analogue composite video or other 75 ohm AV signal paths up to 10 metres

When it may not be suitable

The cable is specified as RG59 with 75 ohm impedance and is intended for analogue AV or similar 75 ohm applications; it may not be suitable for installations requiring higher-specification coax (for example low-loss RG6 for longer runs) or for digital interfaces that require different connectors or impedance matching. For runs significantly longer than 10 m or where very low attenuation is critical, consider a cable type rated for lower loss.

Key specifications

• Cable type: RG59 coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 75 ohm
• Length: 10 m
• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Colour: black

How to use

Connect one BNC male connector to the BNC socket on the source device and the other BNC male connector to the input of the receiving device, ensuring connectors are pushed and twisted (if applicable) to achieve a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and exposure to crushing or kinking; for permanent installations secure the cable with clips or cable ties at regular intervals. Test the signal after connection and, if needed, check connector seating and cable routing to reduce interference.

What to consider before purchase

• Verify that both devices use BNC male/female connectors and expect 75 ohm impedance
• Confirm that 10 m length is sufficient for your installation without excessive slack or tension
• Consider whether a lower-loss coaxial type is required for longer distances or higher-frequency signals

Usage recommendations

For reliable analogue video and CCTV links, use the cable for runs up to 10 m, keep connectors clean, and avoid sharp bends. If better attenuation is needed for longer distances, choose a cable with lower loss.