ABUS Security-Center TVAC40030 10m BNC Video Cable Male to Male

Reliable video transmission is the backbone of any CCTV system, and a weak or poorly shielded cable can cause signal loss, ghosting, or complete failure. The ABUS Security-Center TVAC40030 eliminates these risks with a professional-grade coaxial cable built for stable, interference-free analog video. Pre-assembled with BNC male connectors on both ends, it connects cameras to DVRs, monitors, or other BNC-equipped devices in seconds—no crimping, no soldering, no guesswork.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for installers, integrators, and DIY users setting up or extending analog CCTV surveillance systems. Whether you're mounting a single camera in a shop, wiring a multi-camera perimeter for a warehouse, or replacing a damaged run in an existing installation, the TVAC40030 provides the length and signal integrity needed for clean, dependable video.

Main features

• 10-meter length covers most indoor camera-to-recorder distances without excess slack.
• BNC male to BNC male connectors with nickel plating resist corrosion and ensure secure mating.
• 75 Ohm impedance matches standard CCTV equipment for optimal signal transfer.
• Braided copper shielding blocks electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI).
• Durable PVC jacket protects the cable in indoor environments while remaining flexible for easy routing.
• Universal compatibility with all analog BNC video devices, including ABUS and third-party brands.

Specifications

• Cable type: Coaxial video cable (RG59-style)
• Connector A: BNC male
• Connector B: BNC male
• Length: 10 m
• Impedance: 75 Ohm
• Signal compatibility: Analog video (CVBS)
• Conductor material: Copper
• Shielding: Braided coaxial
• Jacket material: PVC
• Colour: Black
• Connector plating: Nickel
• Connector housing: Metal
• Application: CCTV, video surveillance
• Environment: Indoor

Tips

To maintain signal quality, avoid running this cable parallel to power lines or near sources of strong electromagnetic interference. Use cable clips to secure the run and prevent accidental disconnection.