Product Description
This is a Siamese cable: one jacket combining an RG59 coaxial core for video with an integrated twin-core power pair, so one cable run feeds both signal and power to the camera.
It comes on a 100 metre reel, cut to the length needed for each camera run rather than sold as fixed lengths.
Why it works for analogue CCTV
It's built for analogue CCTV systems and DVR connections, and is compatible with HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras — check which of these your DVR and cameras use before ordering, since the cable itself doesn't convert between formats.
Thin, flexible build
This is the thin variant of the shotgun cable, meaning it's more flexible than standard thicker RG59 shotgun cable. That makes it easier to feed through conduit, trunking and wall cavities — useful where routing space is tight or cable runs involve tight bends.
What "shotgun" means
"Shotgun" (or Siamese) just describes the construction: two cables — one coax for video, one twin-core for power — bonded side by side in a single outer jacket, saving you running two separate cables to each camera position.
Good to check before buying
- Confirm your cameras and DVR use one of the supported formats (HD-TVI, AHD, CVI or CVBS)
- Plan your total run length against the 100m reel so you can cut with minimal waste
- Remember this cable carries power as well as video, so it still needs connecting to a suitable power source at the DVR/PSU end
Specifications
- RG59 Shotgun CCTV Cable
- 100 metres
- Cable Design
- Siamese combined video and power
- Video Cable
- RG59 coaxial
- Power Cable
- Integrated twin-core
Frequently Asked Questions
What does 'shotgun' or 'Siamese' mean for this cable?
It means an RG59 coax cable for video and a twin-core power cable are combined in one outer jacket, so a single run carries both video and power.
Which camera types is this cable compatible with?
It's designed for analogue CCTV systems and is compatible with HD-TVI, AHD, CVI and CVBS cameras connected to a DVR.
Can I cut the 100m reel to shorter lengths?
Yes, it's supplied as a 100 metre reel so you can cut it to the length required for each camera run.
Is this cable more flexible than standard RG59 shotgun cable?
Yes, this is the thin variant, made to be more flexible for easier routing through conduit, trunking and wall cavities.
