BNC cable ShiverPeaks 77607 RG – coaxial connector cable (BNC)

BNC cable ShiverPeaks 77607 RG is a coaxial connector cable designed for BNC-terminated signal transmission. It provides a standard RG-type coaxial connection for analog and digital signals and is suitable for video, radio frequency and test equipment that use BNC connectors. The cable offers a fixed-length, connector-to-connector solution for installations and temporary setups where a reliable BNC interface and controlled cable routing are required.

Advantages

The cable delivers consistent impedance matching to reduce signal reflections and ensure stable transmission across BNC interfaces. Pre-terminated BNC connectors on both ends simplify installation and eliminate the need for on-site crimping or soldering. The construction supports common low-loss coaxial usage scenarios typical for video and RF connections, and the standard RG-type design ensures compatibility with a wide range of BNC devices and test instruments.

Suitable for

• Analog CCTV video connections
• Radio frequency signal routing and measurements
• Laboratory and test equipment with BNC ports
• Short-run installations and temporary cabling

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC male to BNC male
• Cable family: RG-type coaxial
• Characteristic impedance: 75 ohm
• Typical use: analog and digital signal transmission (video/RF/test)
• Fixed length: 7.5 m

How to use

Connect each BNC male end to the corresponding BNC female port on your equipment, ensuring a snug bayonet fit by pushing and twisting until it locks. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and excessive tensile stress to maintain impedance integrity. For best performance, keep the cable away from sources of strong electromagnetic interference and avoid running parallel to mains power lines where possible.

Recommendations

Use the cable for short- to medium-length runs within rack systems, between cameras and recorders, or from signal generators to measurement instruments. Inspect connectors periodically for secure seating and signs of wear; replace the cable if shielding or connectors become damaged to maintain signal quality.