Product Description
This is a push-on male BNC connector for terminating a wire directly onto a 75 ohm coax run — no crimp tool or soldering iron needed. You feed the stripped conductor into the press-terminal barrel and push; the connector seats by hand.
It's rated for 75 ohm coax, which covers RG59 and RG6 — the two cable types found on most analogue and HD-over-coax CCTV runs. The male end connects to the standard BNC socket on a camera or DVR/recorder.
Why the red body matters
The colour is there for run identification. On a job with several coax cables landing in one enclosure or patch panel, colour-coding lets you track which cable goes where without tracing the run back physically — handy on multi-camera installs.
Before you buy
- Check your existing cable is RG59 or RG6 — this connector is matched to 75 ohm coax, not other impedances.
- Confirm the far end of the cable also has (or needs) a compatible BNC connection at the camera or recorder.
- If you're colour-coding multiple runs, buy connectors in the colours you need to keep the scheme consistent across the job.
This suits anyone re-terminating a damaged BNC end or extending a coax run without solder — straightforward for a competent DIY installer, and quick enough for professionals doing multi-camera jobs.
Specifications
- Colour
- Red
- Connector Type
- BNC
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need a crimp tool or soldering iron to fit this?
No — it's a press-terminal push-on design, so the wire seats into the connector by hand.
What cable does this work with?
It's rated for 75 ohm coax, covering RG59 and RG6, the two cable types used on most analogue and HD-over-coax CCTV runs.
Why is it red?
The red body is for colour-coding cable runs, so you can identify a specific run at a patch panel or enclosure without tracing it back.
Is this a male or female BNC connector?
It's a male BNC connector, terminating a wire ready to plug into the standard BNC socket on a camera or DVR.
