Product Description
A push-on male BNC connector for terminating wire directly to a 75 ohm coax run — no crimp tool or solder needed. The press-terminal design seats the conductor into the barrel by hand, which speeds up termination on multi-camera installs where time on site matters.
Where it fits
Rated for 75 ohm coax, covering RG59 and RG6 — the two cable types used on the majority of analogue and HD-over-coax CCTV systems. It terminates to a standard male BNC connector at the camera or DVR end, so it suits retail premises, warehouses, offices and residential block installs running coax back to a central recorder.
Colour-coding on multi-run jobs
The red body is there for run identification. On jobs pulling several coax cables into one enclosure or patch panel, colour-coding lets an installer track a specific run without re-tracing cable back to the DVR side — useful when planning cable management on larger sites.
Key specs
- Male BNC plug, push-on / press-terminal fit
- 75 ohm impedance, matched to RG59 and RG6
- Red body for run/channel identification
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor CCTV runs
Pair with matching connectors in other colours where a job needs several identifiable runs into the same panel, and stock a mix of RG59/RG6-rated connectors to match the cable already specified for the install.
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Connector Type
- BNC
Frequently Asked Questions
What cable types does this BNC plug work with?
It's rated for 75 ohm coax, which covers RG59 and RG6 — the two cable types used on most analogue and HD-over-coax CCTV installs.
Is a crimping tool required for installation?
No. It's a push-on, press-terminal design — the conductor seats into the barrel by hand, no crimping or soldering required.
Why is it red?
The red body is for run identification, so you can track a specific coax run when several cables come into the same enclosure or patch panel.
Can it be used outdoors?
Yes, it's suitable for both indoor and outdoor CCTV runs.
