Made with high-grade RG6 cabling and gold-plated Neutrik connectors, this 50' Kopul Premium Series BNC to BNC SDI Cable is designed to transmit a clean video signal end to end.

Featuring a PE-insulated OFC conductor with foil and dense braided copper shielding, the cable ensures minimum signal loss with exceptional protection against signal drop-outs and RF and EMI interference. A rugged SuperFlex PVC outer jacket provides high flexibility and durability.

The gold-plated BNC connectors are corrosion-resistant and offer improved conduction and long-lasting use. They're lockable and feature a rearTWIST boot that protects the crimp point of the cable and allows easier access in tight spaces by letting you handle the boot instead of the connector when connecting/disconnecting.

75-Ohm 18 AWG RG6 Coaxial SDI Cable    For 3G-SDI, HD-SDI & SD-SDI Signals    Gold-Plated Neutrik BNC Male Connectors    PE-Insulated OFC Conductor    99% Foil Inner Shielding    93% Dense Braided Copper Shielding    SuperFlex PVC Jacket    Easy Access rearTWIST Boot    Minimal Signal Loss Transmission    High Drop-Out / Interference Protection

• 75-ohm 18AWG RG6 coaxial SDI cable
• Gold-plated Neutrik BNC male locking connectors
• Minimal signal loss and exceptional protection against signal drop-outs and RF/EMI interference
• PE-insulated OFC conductor
• 99% foil inner shielding
• 93% dense braided tinned copper outer shielding
• Flexible and durable SuperFlex PVC jacket
• RearTWIST boot for easier access in tight spaces

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are these two standard SDI cables? Or is there something unique that makes them a due 3d ski cable?

A: These are 2 regular SDI cables that are wrapped together for easier cable management. Filming 3D content requires 2 Genlocked cameras to record images at the same time. This cable is intended for people who need to use SDI outputs from their 3D dual camera rigs and want easy cable management.

Q: 2. Are these cable stiff at first and become more flexible as they are used. or are they flexible right out of the package?

A: These cables use a solid center conductor. That solid conductor is great for reliable transmission and signal integrity, but will make the cables stiffer than ones that use a stranded center conductor. It is not likely that this cable will become more flexible over time.

Q: 3. Hello, Does this series of cables pass 3G SDI ?

A: Yes it does. This cable will work with a 3G-SDI signal.

Q: 4. Is this cable RFI shielded? Just trying to figure out if it will interfere with my wireless mics

A: According to Roland regarding the Roland Black Series SDI Cable: "Our 20 AWG core carries your signal with precision, while the high-density braided shielding eliminates any interference and contamination"

Q: 5. Can it carry non HD/SDI signal?

A: YEs it can. No worries.

Q: 6. Will this work with a 12G-SDI signal? If not, which one will, and will ship to Canada for free over $99?

A: For this short a distance, it should be able to do 12G-SDI. If you purchase multiples of this cable, say 6 total, shipping (but not customs) will be free to Ontario. Please contact us if you have further questions. Phone 800.606.6969 or 212.444.6615 E-Mail provideo@a href= http://bhphoto.com target= _blank bhphoto.com./a

Q: 7. Is the cable it self flexible?

A: Yes this is a flexible 20 AWG gauge cable.

Q: 8. Is this an easy to use cable for field applications where you have to roll and unroll it a lot?

A: The Roland Black Series SDI Cable (200') - BNC to BNC, like any other signal cable, needs to be trained for keeping good condition.

Q: 9. Does this cable support 3G-SDI at this length?

A: Yes, I used it several times and it works perfectly. Used to connect cameras to switcher and switcher to projectors

Q: 10. How flexible is this cable, say compared to Belden 1505F flexible cable? Is it suitable for use for a handheld/shoulder mount wired camera such as for sideline use or an on-stage /pit camera that can't be wireless.

A: The Roland SDI cable I would say is pretty flexible compared to most SDI cables. But compared to the Belden 1505F, the Belden cable is more flexible.