Product Description
RG59 shotgun cable carries video and power in a single run, making it a practical choice for analogue CCTV installs where cutting cable-pull time matters.
What it is
A Siamese-construction cable combining an RG59 coaxial core for video signal with an integrated twin-core power cable, supplied on a 100 metre reel. Installers cut the length needed per camera run, rather than running separate video and power cables.
Where it fits
- Analogue CCTV systems: works with HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras connecting back to a DVR
- Residential and commercial installs: houses, offices, retail units and small business sites
- Cable runs through conduit, trunking or wall cavities: the thin construction is more flexible than standard thicker RG59 shotgun cable, easing routing where space is tight
Why the Siamese design helps on site
Running video and power through one jacket instead of two separate cables reduces the number of cable pulls per camera position, which simplifies containment planning and can speed up first-fix work on multi-camera jobs.
Practical notes for spec'ing
Because it's supplied as a bulk 100m reel rather than pre-terminated leads, it suits jobs where camera positions and run lengths vary — cut to length and terminate on site rather than being tied to fixed lead lengths.
This is equipment supply only; fitting and termination are carried out by the installer or contractor on site.
Specifications
- RG59 Shotgun CCTV Cable
- 100 metres
- Cable Design
- Siamese combined video and power
- Video Cable
- RG59 coaxial
- Power Cable
- Integrated twin-core
Frequently Asked Questions
What cameras is this cable compatible with?
It's designed for analogue CCTV systems, including HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras connected to a DVR recorder.
Does the cable carry both video and power?
Yes — it's a Siamese (shotgun) design combining an RG59 coaxial core for video with an integrated twin-core power cable, so one run does both jobs.
How long is the reel and can it be cut to size?
It's supplied as a 100 metre reel, allowing installers to cut it to the length needed for each individual camera run.
Is this cable suitable for routing through conduit or trunking?
Yes — this thin variant is more flexible than standard thicker RG59 shotgun cable, which makes it easier to route through conduit, trunking and wall cavities.
