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In wall rated security camera cables - 120FT video BNC and power
In wall rated security camera cables - 120FT video BNC and power
In wall rated security camera cables - 120FT video BNC and power
In wall rated security camera cables - 120FT video BNC and power
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In wall rated security camera cables - 120FT video BNC and power

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Satisfy your installation needs with the CVA7120UP 120ft video BNC-RCA and power extension cable. Connect a surveillance camera to any standard DVR, monitor or TV with BNC or RCA input (BNC/RCA adapter included).

This professional-grade coaxial, in-wall-rated cable meets National Electrical Code (NEC) and Canadian Electrical Code(CEC) standards for CMR type cabling. The cable can be installed inside walls and even between floors (non-plenum areas only). Dual shielding protects the cables from electromagnetic and radio frequency interference. It also contains a fire-resistant jacket, providing you with a durable and reliable cable.

Notes:

  • Cables are not compatible with HD-SDI DVRs.
  • Please ensure you are familiar with and adhere to local building codes.

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What's Included?

Features:

  • Ideal for running along walls, inside walls and between floors*
  • Connect or extend BNC surveillance camera to BNC/RCA monitoring or recording device
  • Meets UL / CUL communication cable standards - CMR (Riser)
  • BNC/RCA adapters included
  • Extend up to 180ft (55m) with identical Lorex cable type

Includes:

  • 1 x 120ft BNC/Power extension cable
  • 1 x BNC female to RCA male adapter
  • 1 x BNC female to BNC female coupler

Disclaimers:

*Not Plenum rated. Check your local building code for location specific cable requirements.

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