Product Description
Overview
The Aura RG59 Shotgun Cable Reel is a 100 metre run of combined coaxial and power cable for analogue CCTV installs. It carries video and DC power through one jacket, cutting a second cable pull on every camera drop.
Key specs
- Construction: RG59 coaxial core integrated with 2 x 0.5mm power conductors (shotgun format)
- Impedance: 75 ohm, matched for CCTV video signal transmission
- Outer diameter: 6.15mm, PVC jacket
- Length: 100m, supplied on reel
- Standards compatibility: TVI, CVI, AHD, CVBS analogue systems
- Use case: indoor and outdoor CCTV runs
Why it matters on the job
One cable, one pull, one termination point at each end for both video and power — fewer containment runs and less time on second-fix. The 75 ohm coax core keeps signal integrity consistent with standard RG59 practice across TVI, CVI, AHD and CVBS heads, so it drops into mixed-format analogue estates without a cable-type audit.
The 0.5mm power conductors are sized for camera-side DC feeds run alongside the video core, letting you centralise PSU placement rather than running local supplies at each camera. Reel packaging is aimed at site use — pay off what's needed, keep the rest wound and protected.
Note: this is a supply-only listing; the reel is sold as cable stock, not a fitted or terminated assembly.
Specifications
- Brand
- aura
- Model
- AURA-SHOTGUN-CABLE-REEL-100
- Cable Type
- RG59 Shotgun Coaxial Cable
- Length
- 100 m
- Impedance
- 75 Ohm
- Power Conductors
- 2 x 0.5mm
- Outer Diameter
- 6.15
- Jacket Material
- PVC
- Colour
- Black
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'shotgun' cable mean on this reel?
It means the RG59 coaxial video core and 2 x 0.5mm power conductors are combined in one integrated cable, so video and power run through a single jacket.
Which CCTV systems is this cable compatible with?
It's compatible with TVI, CVI, AHD, and CVBS analogue CCTV systems.
What's the impedance and why does it matter?
It's 75 ohm, the standard impedance for CCTV video signal transmission on coaxial cable.
Is this cable suitable for outdoor runs?
Yes, it's suitable for both indoor and outdoor CCTV applications.










