Coaxial BNC Connector ShiverPeaks BS98806 — BNC to BNC, 75 Ω, 1 pc

ShiverPeaks BS98806 is a single-piece coaxial BNC-to-BNC connector engineered for 75 Ω signal paths. It provides standard BNC couplings on both ends to join two BNC-terminated coaxial cables or link BNC-equipped devices. The connector is intended for video, RF and measurement environments where a reliable 75-ohm interface is required in broadcast, CCTV and laboratory setups.

Advantages

This BNC-to-BNC connector maintains the 75 Ω characteristic impedance to minimize signal reflections and preserve video and RF integrity. The single-piece design simplifies inline connections without additional adapters, while the standard bayonet coupling ensures quick and secure mating. Constructed for typical broadcast and CCTV use, the connector supports common coaxial cables and test leads used in professional and hobbyist installations.

Suitable for

• Video surveillance systems (CCTV) requiring 75 Ω BNC connections
• Broadcast and studio signal routing for composite video and SDI interfaces
• RF test setups and laboratory measurement chains
• Joining or extending BNC-terminated coaxial cables in installations

Key specifications

• Connector type: BNC to BNC (female-to-female inline coupling)
• Impedance: 75 ohm
• Quantity: 1 piece
• Typical applications: video, RF, test and measurement

How to use

Align the bayonet lugs of each BNC cable end with the connector’s slots, push together and rotate until the coupling locks with an audible click. Ensure both cable terminations are clean and undamaged before mating to maintain a stable connection. For removal, depress the outer sleeve and rotate to disengage the bayonet coupling. Use the connector inline between two BNC-terminated cables or between a cable and a BNC-equipped device as required by the installation.

Recommendations

To preserve signal quality, use with properly matched 75 Ω coaxial cables and avoid excessive bending near the connector. Inspect contacts for debris or corrosion in long-term installations and replace the connector if mechanical wear compromises the bayonet coupling.