Product Description
The BNC to Wire Adapter – Screw Terminal CCTV Connector converts bare wire ends into a BNC male plug using a 2-pin screw terminal. It suits CCTV installers who need to join a cable run to BNC-equipped kit without soldering.
What it's for
A BNC male plug sits on one end; a 2-pin screw terminal block sits on the other. Strip the wire, seat it in the terminal, tighten the screws — the connection is made without a soldering iron. This makes it a practical choice for site work on retail units, warehouses, offices, or residential blocks where cable runs need patching or extending on the spot.
Where it fits in a job
- Custom cable runs — building a lead to length on site rather than sourcing a pre-made cable.
- CCTV video signal transmission — pairs with DVRs, cameras, monitors, and other coaxial-system equipment via the BNC interface.
- Temporary or maintenance connections — useful where a technician needs to swap or test a run without committing to a crimped end.
Selection factors
Check that the equipment at each end of the run actually terminates in a BNC socket before speccing this connector — some CCTV kit uses other coaxial fittings. The screw terminal accepts bare wire, so confirm the cable's conductor is suitable for clamping under a screw rather than a crimp or solder joint.
No soldering equipment is needed for installation, which can speed up first-fix and snagging work on multi-camera jobs.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Colour
- Black
- SKU
- Wire-To-Male-BNC-PLUG
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this connector need soldering?
No — it uses a 2-pin screw terminal for bare wire, so a screwdriver is all that's needed.
What does it connect to?
It terminates in a BNC male plug for connecting to DVRs, cameras, monitors and other coaxial CCTV equipment.
Is it suitable for making up custom cable runs on site?
Yes — it's designed for converting bare wire ends into a BNC interface for custom or temporary cable runs.
