
Wire & Cable: CCTV, Network & Electrical Cable UK
94 products — trade-grade UK stock from Euro CCTV.
Shop Wire & Cable by type
All products
94 of 94 SKUs · Same-day dispatch on orders before 4pm

















Wire & Cable for CCTV and electrical installations
This range covers the cabling a CCTV or general electrical job needs beyond the camera itself: power cable, data cable, and fixed wiring for the building.
Camera and system wiring includes RJ45 CAT6A patch and duct-grade network cable for IP camera runs, RG59 Siamese cable for analogue/HD-CVI style installs, and DC power splitter cables (1-to-2 and 1-to-8 way) for feeding multiple cameras or LED loads from a single PSU.
Fixed electrical wiring includes 3183Y flexible cable, 6242Y twin and earth in 1.5mm² and 2.5mm² for lighting, socket and cooker circuits, and shielded control cable for signal or low-voltage runs.
How to choose
- Camera type — IP systems need CAT6A network cable; analogue/HD systems typically run on RG59 coax.
- Run environment — duct-grade outdoor cable suits external or buried runs; standard reel cable suits internal first-fix.
- Power distribution — splitter cables let one PSU feed several cameras or accessories; choose 2-way or 8-way to match camera count.
- Circuit type — 1.5mm² twin and earth suits lighting circuits, 2.5mm² suits sockets and higher-load circuits.
- Cable length — sold as short reels (1m, 3m) for patching or full drums (100m) for whole-site first-fix.
Wire & Cable — frequently asked questions
What cable do I need for an IP CCTV camera run?
IP cameras typically run on CAT6A network cable, such as the duct-grade outdoor or patch reel options in this range; check your NVR and camera specification before ordering.
Can one power supply feed multiple CCTV cameras?
Yes, DC power splitter cables in this range let a single PSU output feed 2 or up to 8 devices, useful for multi-camera installs sharing a power source.
What's the difference between 1.5mm² and 2.5mm² twin and earth?
As a general guide, 1.5mm² is commonly used for lighting circuits and 2.5mm² for socket circuits, but final cable sizing should follow the relevant wiring regulations and circuit design.







