Made with high-grade RG6 cabling and gold-plated connectors, this 3 ft Kopul Premium Series BNC to RCA Cable is designed to transmit a clean video signal end to end. The BNC connector is made by Neutrik and the RCA connector by Rean, a trademark of Neutrik.

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 connectors are corrosion-resistant and offer improved conduction and long-lasting use. The BNC connector is lockable and features a rearTWIST boot that allows easier access in tight spaces by letting you use the boot instead of the connector when connecting/disconnecting. The RCA connector has a robust chuck-style strain relief that provides a better grip for safer handling.

18 AWG RG6 Coaxial BNC to RCA Cable    Gold-Plated Neutrik/Rean Connectors    PE-Insulated OFC Conductor    99% Foil Inner Shielding    93% Dense Braided Copper Shielding    SuperFlex PVC Jacket    Easy Access rearTWIST Boot (BNC)    Chuck-Style Strain Relief (RCA)    Minimal Signal Loss Transmission    High Drop-Out / Interference Protection

• 18 AWG RG6 coaxial BNC to RCA cable
• Gold-plated 75Ω Neutrik BNC male locking connector
• 24k gold-plated RCA male connector by Rean, a trademark of Neutrik
• 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
• BNC connector features a rearTWIST boot for easier access in tight spaces
• RCA connector has a chuck-style strain relief for better grip and safer handling

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this cable work for the Epson Xp-820 to Mac desktop?

A: This bidirectional printer cable works perfectly with an Epson 3540 printer on Windows 7. However, the cable should be compatible with other Epson printers with Mac machines because both use the same connectors.

Q: 2. I want to record DJ mixes from my Allen & Heath mixer outbound RCA to my Marantz digital recorder's XLR inputs. Is this the right product for that purpose?

A: If the Marantz offers a LINE input via XLR , then this cable should work.

Q: 3. Will this fit my Sandisk Mp3 Player (Sansa Clip)?

A: This cable is generally for hard drives, printers, and scanners. Your SanDisk MP3 player most likely uses a USB mini or USB micro cable.

Q: 4. 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: 5. Is this cable AWG 24 and 2C or X2C?

A: Specification is not available from this manufacturer.

Q: 6. Should work for 4K or will work for 4k?

A: This product is not rated for 4K video. Here is a link to a list of cables that we carry that are designed for 4K https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/products/BNC-to-BNC-Cables-Composite-Component/ci/4188/N/4028759270?filters=fct_a_cable-type_5072%3A4k-uhd-rated%2Cfct_hd-bandwidth_5073%3A12-ghz%7C6.0-ghz%2Cfct_length_6411%3A25ft

Q: 7. Can this cable support the 12G-SDI output the BlackMagic Design 4K Digital Cinema Camera has? If not, which 25ft cable can and will ship to Canada for orders above $99?

A: This is an SDI cable, so it should work. However you may want to look in to a cable that is rated for at least 3G-SDI.

Q: 8. Where does it split (how far the stereo plug) ?

A: About 18".

Q: 9. Hi, will I be able to use this cable with Rode NT-USB microphone ?

A: Yes, the original Rode NT-USB has a USB Type-B connector and will work with this Pearstone USB 2.0 Type-A Male to Type-B Male Cable.

Q: 10. 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.