The Canare BCJ-JRUK is a BNC to BNC flush-mount receptacle designed to provide jack-to-jack patching connectivity for technicians and system integrators in broadcast, television, video, and audio studios. Its 75 Ohms impedance and minimal return loss of 15 dB at 12 GHz makes it ideal for use in 12G-SDI video installations. The flush-mount design requires no soldering for installation or cable connections. The receptacle utilizes an ITT XLR-F77 flange.

Ideal for 12G-SDI Video Installations    Solder-Free Integration    Flush-Mount Design    75 Ohms Impedance    Minimal Return Loss

75 Ohms impedance

Jack-to-jack style

Minimized return loss (15 dB at 12 GHz, 26 dB at 3 GHz)

Compliant with SMPTE ST 2082-1:2015

Double-D hole punch

Used for applications such as multimedia edit suites, master control rooms, satellite, telecom, and broadband

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this compatible with 12G-SDI?

A: While is of course depends what devices you are using and what is being transmitted, this short length it should do 12G-SDI without issue.

Q: 2. Is this compatible with the TH-42PF20U?

A: Yes, the Panasonic TY-FB9HD HD-SDI Terminal Board (BNC) is compatible with the Panasonic Full-HD Professional Plasma Display (42 ) B&H # PATH42PF20U MFR # TH-42PF20U.

Q: 3. Will this still work with 3g or 6g sdi cable?

A: Yes, the Canare BCJ-JRK BNC to BNC Stand-Off Receptacle for 12G-SDI Installations can be used for 3G/6G, but is ideal with 12G-SDI solutions. As stated by the manufacturer: DC to 3GHz - 26dB Return Loss DC to 6GHz - 20dB Return Loss DC to 12GHz - 15dB Return Loss

Q: 4. Do these come with screws and nuts to mount them?

A: The Canare BCJ-JRUK BNC to BNC Flush-Mount Receptacle for 12G-SDI Installations does not come with mounting hardware.

Q: 5. Is the 5/8" receiver removable?

A: Yes, it can be removed.

Q: 6. is this compatible for belden rg59 awm 1354?

A: Yes, this is compatible with RG59 cable.

Q: 7. Is this cable fairly flexible, or more rigid? Looking for something flexible and easy to wrap up.

A: Flexible and easy to get 1' diameter coils...

Q: 8. Are these adapters directional? Or does signal get converted both ways?

A: The Canare BCJ-XP-TRC Digital Audio Impedance Transformer is used to passively convert 75 ohm BNC coaxial cable to 110 ohm/XLR3 standard AES/EBU digital audio signal. The input is a BNC female receptacle (75 ohm) and the output is an XLR 3-pin male connector (110 ohm). It is a directional adapter.

Q: 9. Does this come with the gold pin for the middle copper cable?

A: Yes. There are 3 pieces in the package; the twist-lock connector, the crimp ferrule, and the center pin.

Q: 10. How many dB signal loss would be expected through a BNC coupler at 3G SDI frequencies?

A: there isn't a stated about of signal loss, Canare states that it is negligible