VideoSecuSecurity Camera 50ft BNC Audio Video Power Cable Pre-Made All-in-One Extension Wire Cord with BNC RCA Connectors for CCTV Surveillance Camera C14

Bought this to run trial setups for my analog security cameras to find the best mounting spots.Works great for that, easy to run out and hook up.I follow up with CAT5 wire and conduit once I find the location I like, but that's just me.CAT5 lets me use IP cameras later on if I want and such, plus the CAT5 is better for distance and quality of picture, but you do need baluns for analog cameras.If you do not have these issues, this wire will make a fine permanent analog connection, but you might want to use conduit to put it in for a number of reasons, (people can't cut it, mice cant eat it, etc.).

I purchased these cables for my Zmodo camera system. I have a 1,300 sq/ft home and just needed a few extra feet on a few of the runs and these cables have worked perfectly.Pros: No visible loss in quality when running over the increased distance but I do only have basic cameras. You may be able to notice a quality difference on 600TVL cameras but then again if you had those you would probably have enough cash to spring for high quality cables.Included audio cable! I was very happy to get an included audio jack on the cables in case one day I wanted to upgrade my cameras I would nto have to replace the cabling.Cons: I may be a little at fault here but the cable wrapping is atrocious. I tried to figure out a way to do it best but unraveling the cables was a real pain. They folded the cable in half and then wounded it up in a coil. It took an additional 30 mins to unravel the cable and then re-coil it for install.

These work great for DIY security builds if you plan on adding mics. The price was outstanding as well. I suggest to all to PLAN your builds. Work it out on paper before you start. You'll be sorry if you're in the middle of an install and a needed piece is not there.

These work. We bought 2 of the 150' power/video/audio lines. The power is the black connector on these, while video is yellow, and the red ones are audio. Really cannot see a difference in video quality between the 60' and the 150' on my monitor. We are using 5 of the 60' ones that came with the DVR and cameras; 2@150' (with audio), and a 100' one without audio connectors. All the cameras, pigtails, connections, and audio video power cords tested well, and are still working after 2 weeks.The video/power cords must be hooked up while they are still on a machine, which has the middle of the lines held while the end connectors are being installed. While the line is still being held by its middle, the two ends are rolled, then strapped together. To unwind with the least problems, it is best to unroll and straighten with ALL of the connectors at the same end and the other end being the middle of the lines. Then untwist the lines and straighten them out. My husband showed me how and we had all 8 of the lines stretched out in around 45 minutes. It is cool to note that the company has audio microphones that you can attached to the lines with audio connectors AND the DVR has audio inputs as well. Haven't used them yet. Will re-post if I ever do, to let anyone know if they record audio. Figure I might want to invest the $12-15 to get audio if it will help me recognize a vandal.Since all of the video quality is good, but not like what they show on any TV programs or those used for giving you a ticket, I have no problems with the quality of the reception. In other words, the quality is good, but will not allow you to read license plates or get a definite ID unless you are quite lucky. But you will be able to tell species, quantities of those surveyed, general clothes, general stature, model of car, and that type of thing in the dark. During the day the video is even better, with facial recognition possible.

It's good except the BNC connectors seem to have a problem. I had NO SIGNAL until Imoved the wire going into the back of the BNC connector (yellow plugs.) Moving it aroundcaused a signal / no signal condition. I don't think this is just a problem with one 150ft.cable. I bought 4 of them and they all exhibited the problem. I wonder if anyone else hashad a similar good / bad connection problem and what they did. I taped the wire to theside of the connector and then got a good connection. That's why I think there is somethingloose in the BNC connector. I've had a federal radio (amateur) license for 52 years.

This is a great product! Works great and does the job I need it to do! It's cheap, and it does what it's supposed to do. I plug in my camera and then hooked up to my computer. Then it is donw. A perfect cable, and it is low profile. I had a Q-see cable that was white and hated that it stuck out like a sore thumb. Great product.Highly recommeded!

This cable length is long enough! Only problem is that it gets tangled up real fast once you take it out of the box! But other then that, it works fine with my Zmodo DVR system and cameras. even outside in the rain or hot summer heat. Still haven't had any problems with it.

Poor quality picture when hooked up. Cables were thin and noticeably not as thick as the others that were purchased from a local electronic distributor. Wanted to place a camera on the outside of the house, but when I called customer service person, not only was she apathetic, but would not let me speak to a supervisor.Wanted to return for a replacement cable and she said since I wanted to put it outside it was damaged by water &/or sun. Their cables were not weather proof. She was told it was never hooked up outside, because when it was test hooked up inside it didn't work.NOWHERE in the Amazon description mentions this. This company is clearly not the one to deal with if you want a dependable product.This experience has tarnished my future decision to continue to buy from Amazon. Never have I ever expereinced such poor customer service.