Cat6 Cable 305m (Box)

BNC Connectors (10-pack)

Model: SF-BNC-10

10 nickel-plated BNC twist-on connectors for coax camera ends.

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DC Power Plugs 10-pack (M/F)

Model: SF-DC-10

10 pairs of 5.5×2.1mm DC power plugs (male + female) for 12V cameras.

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UTP Video Balun Pair

Model: SF-BALUN-PAIR

Passive BNC-to-RJ45 baluns to run analog video over Cat5e/Cat6.

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Helpful guides

Planning, sizing and install tips that use this product:

Best CCTV Cable for Outdoor Camera Installation

Choosing outdoor CCTV cable: when to run RG59 siamese for analog/HD-over-coax and Cat6 for IP PoE cameras, plus run limits and weatherproofing.

BNC vs RJ45: Wiring Analog vs IP Security Cameras

BNC coax vs RJ45 network: how analog and IP cameras are wired, when UTP baluns save cable, and which connectors you need.

Warehouse CCTV Installation Guide: Covering Large Spaces

Warehouse CCTV planning: high-ceiling mounting, long cable runs, wide-angle lenses and a managed PoE switch that powers the whole edge.

Cat5e vs Cat6 for CCTV: Which Cable Should You Run?

Cat5e vs Cat6 for CCTV: both run PoE to 100m, but Cat6 gives headroom for multi-gig and cleaner installs. Here is the call.

Tutorials

How to Crimp an RJ45 Connector for IP Camera Cable

Crimp an RJ45 for IP camera cable in 6 steps: strip, arrange T568B, seat, crimp, and test before you mount. Tool list included.

Best Hikvision-Compatible CCTV Accessories (Switches, Cables, Mounts)

Hikvision-compatible accessories that just work: standards-based PoE switches, cables and mounts at a fraction of OEM cost. See the full brand guide.

Hikvision vs Dahua vs Axis: Which CCTV Accessories Are Interchangeable?

Hikvision, Dahua and Axis cameras all speak open PoE, RJ45, BNC and DC standards — so switches, cables, mounts and power are interchangeable. Only brand-locked software and protocols are not.

CCTV Cable Buying Guide: Cat6 vs RG59 vs Balun for IP & Analog

CCTV cable choice depends on the camera type: Cat6 for IP PoE, RG59 siamese for analog/HD-TVI, and UTP baluns to run analog video over network cable.

Tutorials

How to Connect an IP Camera to an NVR (Step by Step)

Connect an IP camera to an NVR in three physical steps plus an on-screen add. Built-in PoE ports or a separate switch both work via ONVIF.

Security Cameras for an Apartment Building (Multi-Tenant Setup)

Apartment CCTV covers every shared point — entrances, lobbies, corridors, bin stores and resident parking — on a PoE edge sized for the building.

Wired vs Wireless Security Cameras: Which Is Actually Better

Wired wins on reliability and never needs Wi-Fi; wireless wins on no-dig installs. Most sites use both — PoE for the core, wireless for the spots you cannot cable.

CCTV Cable Types: RG59 Coax vs Cat6 — Which Should You Run

New IP installs use Cat6 — one cable does data and power. Keep RG59 only for analog or HD-over-coax cameras you already own.

PoE vs 12V Camera: Which Wiring Is Better?

PoE runs power and data on one Cat6 cable; 12V needs a separate power line. Here is when to choose each.

Cat6 Max Length for PoE: How Far Can You Run?

Cat6 PoE stops at 100m by spec. To go further, break the run with fiber, a second switch, or a wireless bridge.

Temporary Construction Site Security Cameras: A No-Subscription Setup Guide

Plan a temporary construction site camera system that records locally: powered zones on PoE kits, off-grid zones on solar 4G, and a wireless bridge to link trailers.