Product Description
This adapter converts bare wire ends into a BNC male plug, so you can join a coax or cable run to any BNC-socket device without soldering.
What it's for
It's a screw-terminal connector: a BNC male plug on one end, a 2-pin screw terminal block on the other. Strip the wire, fit it into the terminal, tighten with a screwdriver — done. It's built for CCTV video signal transmission, connecting into DVRs, cameras, monitors, and other coaxial-system equipment.
Where it fits
Use it when you're making up a custom cable run, patching in a temporary connection, or replacing a damaged BNC end without cutting back to fit a crimp connector. Because there's no soldering involved, it's a practical fix for installers and DIY users who don't have (or don't want to use) a soldering iron on site.
What to check before buying
- Confirm the equipment at both ends actually uses a BNC interface — some CCTV kit uses different connector types.
- Make sure your wire will fit the 2-pin screw terminal (bare, stripped conductors).
- This is a connector only — it doesn't affect night vision, storage, or recording; those depend on the camera and DVR you're connecting.
It's a small part, but a loose or badly stripped connection here is a common cause of a poor picture, so take the extra minute to seat the wire properly in the terminal.
Specifications
- Brand
- Unbranded
- Colour
- Black
- SKU
- Wire-To-Male-BNC-PLUG
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this need soldering?
No — it uses a 2-pin screw terminal, so you strip the wire and tighten it with a screwdriver instead of soldering.
What does it connect to?
The BNC male plug end connects to any BNC-compatible socket, such as those on DVRs, cameras, monitors, and coaxial CCTV systems.
Will this fix a flickering or blank night-time image?
Not directly — night image issues are usually down to the power supply or camera itself, not this connector, though a poor wire connection can contribute to a bad picture.
