Product Description
What it is
Siamese-construction cable pairing an RG59 coaxial core for video with an integrated twin-core power cable, supplied on a 100 metre reel. One pull covers both video and power to the camera, instead of running two separate cables.
Key specs
- Coax type: RG59 (video signal)
- Power: integrated twin-core pair in the same jacket
- Reel length: 100m, cut to length per camera run
- Build: thin/flexible variant — easier through conduit, trunking and wall cavities than standard-thickness shotgun cable
- Signal compatibility: HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS analogue cameras to DVR
Why it suits the job
Running video and power in one jacket cuts the number of cable pulls per camera position, which matters on multi-camera analogue jobs where conduit space and containment routes are tight. The thinner profile trades some rigidity for easier bending radius around joists, studwork and existing trunking.
Where it fits
Suited to analogue CCTV installs — HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras connecting back to a DVR — across residential, commercial and small business sites. Because it's supplied as a bulk reel, installers size and cut per drop rather than working from fixed pre-terminated lengths.
Note: this is a coaxial cable that carries a video signal and DC power alongside it — it is not a network/PoE cable and does not suit IP camera installs run over Ethernet.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this cable work with IP cameras?
No — it's an analogue RG59 coax cable with integrated power, suited to HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras connecting to a DVR, not network/PoE camera installs.
Can I cut the 100m reel to shorter lengths?
Yes, the reel is supplied as bulk cable so installers cut whatever length is needed for each camera run.
What's the benefit of the thin variant over standard RG59 shotgun cable?
It's more flexible than standard thicker shotgun cable, which makes routing through conduit, trunking and wall cavities easier.
Does the cable carry power as well as video?
Yes — it uses a Siamese design combining an RG59 coax core for video with an integrated twin-core power cable, so one run handles both.
