Product Description
A BNC twist-on male connector for terminating RG59 coaxial cable — the type of cable used in most analogue and HD-over-coax CCTV wiring.
What it does
It fits onto stripped RG59 cable and screws down to form the BNC plug, so it mates with the BNC female sockets found on cameras, DVRs and monitors. No crimping tool, no soldering iron — just strip the cable and twist the connector on.
Where it fits
Use it wherever you're terminating RG59 runs: first-fix cabling, a repair where you don't have a crimper on the van, or building custom patch leads. Because it's screw-on rather than crimped, it's a practical option for anyone doing occasional CCTV work without investing in specialist tools.
Compatibility
Works with analogue CCTV as well as HD-over-coax formats — HD-TVI, AHD and HD-CVI — provided your cable is RG59 and the equipment uses standard BNC connections. Check your camera and DVR both use BNC before ordering, as some systems use different connector types.
Build
Metal body construction is used for mechanical strength, aiming to keep electrical contact stable at the joint over time — this is what actually protects picture quality on a coax run, since a loose or corroded connector is a common cause of signal loss or intermittent images.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a crimping tool to fit this?
No — it's a twist-on/screw-on design, so you just strip the RG59 cable and screw the connector on by hand or with a spanner.
Will this work with my HD-TVI or AHD camera system?
Yes, it's compatible with analogue CCTV and HD-over-coax formats including HD-TVI, AHD and HD-CVI, as long as the equipment uses standard BNC connections.
What cable does this connector fit?
It's designed specifically for RG59 coaxial CCTV cable.
Is it suitable for repairs as well as new installs?
Yes — because no special tooling is needed, it works well for callback repairs and custom patch-lead assembly, not just first-fix jobs.
