Choose a Security Camera Extension Cable

When looking for a security camera extension cable, you need to choose the right cable based on the camera type, especially considering whether you need to transmit both power and video signals. Here are some 100-foot extension cable options, categorized by camera type and connection method:

Integrated Video Power Cable (with BNC Connector)

This cable is designed for wired analog camera systems, such as CCTV and DVR systems, and transmits both power and video signals.

• 30M/100ft Integrated Video Power Cable:

Features: Made of pure copper wire, it provides stable power and video transmission and features nickel-plated BNC connectors.

Benefits: Compatible with most brands of DVR camera systems and includes a BNC-to-RCA connector for connecting to other display devices.

• BNC Coaxial Cable:

Features: This high-quality 100-foot/30-meter coaxial cable is suitable for use with InstallerCCTV HD security systems.

Benefits: Fire- and weather-resistant, suitable for both indoor and outdoor installations.

USB Extension Cable

If your security camera uses a USB port for power or data transmission, you'll need a USB extension cable.

• USB Extension Cable:

o Features: Designed for long-distance transmission, the cable features built-in power and signal amplification, eliminating signal attenuation issues associated with long-distance USB device use.

o Advantages: Available in a variety of lengths, suitable for offices, homes, and security settings.

• Wi-Fi Cam Compatible USB Extension Cable:

o Features: Flat design for easy cable routing.

DC Power Extension Cable:

If your camera uses a dedicated DC power port, you can use a power extension cable.

• 12V DC Extension Cable:

o Features: Flat design with a 5.5mm x 2.1mm connector, allowing you to extend the camera's power cable.

o Advantages: Highly compatible with many security devices that use a 12V DC power supply.

Purchasing Tips

• Determine the camera type: First, confirm which connection method your camera uses, such as BNC, USB, or DC power. • Consider indoor and outdoor environments: If outdoor use is required, choose cables that are weatherproof or UL certified to ensure durability and safety.