Coaxial Cable Microconnect 50074 BNC BNC 5 m Black

The Microconnect 50074 coaxial cable is a 5 m black BNC–BNC lead designed for reliable analogue video and signal transmission between devices. Constructed for straightforward connection of cameras, monitors, recorders and other video equipment, this cable provides a consistent impedance path and a compact, easy-to-route form factor. Its moderate weight and flexible jacket make installation and handling practical for both temporary setups and fixed installations.

Advantages

This coaxial cable features BNC connectors on both ends that provide quick, twist-lock connections and stable contact. Its 5 m length offers sufficient reach for many home and professional video arrangements without excessive slack. The black outer jacket reduces visual distraction in visible installations and helps the cable blend with most AV environments. The cable's construction supports consistent signal transmission suitable for video and other RF applications where a BNC terminated coaxial line is required.

Suitable for

• Connecting CCTV cameras to DVRs or monitors
• Linking broadcast or studio equipment with BNC ports
• Temporary or permanent analogue video runs in small installations
• Testing and servicing video systems and signal paths

Key specifications

• Cable length: 5 m
• Connector type: BNC to BNC
• Colour: Black
• Weight: approx. 0.15 kg
• Cable type: coaxial for video/RF applications

How to use

Route the cable between devices ensuring the connectors remain free of dust and debris. Align each BNC connector with the mating port, push in and twist to lock the connection securely. Avoid sharp bends or kinks in the cable and maintain a gentle bend radius to preserve impedance and signal quality. For fixed installations, secure the cable with appropriate clips or ties without compressing the jacket to prevent damage.

Recommendations

For optimal performance in video applications, keep cable runs as short as practical, avoid running coaxial cable parallel to high-voltage mains cables, and inspect BNC connections periodically for corrosion or looseness. Use surge protection and grounding where required by the installation environment.