Coax cable for CCTV, satellite, aerial and radio, per metre or on the reel.
Our Excel Networking range covers the two impedances (the cable's electrical rating) you'll meet: 75 ohm for video and RF distribution, and 50 ohm for radio and antenna feeders. Buy per metre or on the reel, or collect from our Wolverhampton trade counter.
Which coax do I need?
Which coax for which job?
- CCTV (HD-TVI, HD-CVI, AHD and older analogue): RG59B/U 75 ohm, black 100 m reel, also in white and per metre. RG59 is the standard cable for HD analogue cameras. A 4 MP or 5 MP HD-TVI signal runs around 300 m on good copper-core RG59. Need to power the camera too? The combined RG59 + 2-core power flex saves a second run.
- Satellite and aerial: 1.00 mm conductor satellite coax, also in 200 m and 250 m reels. Low-loss 75 ohm cable for dish, aerial and TV distribution.
- Older 75 ohm systems: URM70 for like-for-like replacement.
- 50 ohm radio and antenna feeders: RG58C/U for short patch runs. URM67 and RG213/U for longer, lower-loss feeders.
Connectors and tools
RG59 ends in a BNC crimp or twist-on plug. We stock Excel BNC crimp plugs, twist-on plugs and crimp BNCs in boxes of 100, plus ratchet crimp pliers and a coax stripper. Couplers and adapters are in cabling accessories.
Should I run coax or Cat5e/Cat6?
Wiring a new CCTV system? Run Cat5e or Cat6 instead. It carries an IP camera's video and PoE power on one cable, and can be reused for HD analogue with baluns (small adapters) if you change your mind. Coax is right when you're extending or repairing an existing analogue system, or upgrading old analogue cameras to HD-TVI without recabling. See bulk network cable for Cat5e and Cat6.
Not sure which cable you have? Call us on 01902 902251. We deliver to England, Scotland and Wales within 1–2 working days.
Bulk Coaxial Cable
Coax cable for CCTV, satellite, aerial and radio, per metre or on the reel.
Our Excel Networking range covers the two impedances (the cable's electrical rating) you'll meet: 75 ohm for video and RF distribution, and 50 ohm for radio and antenna feeders. Buy per metre or on the reel, or collect from our Wolverhampton trade counter.
Which coax do I need?
Which coax for which job?
- CCTV (HD-TVI, HD-CVI, AHD and older analogue): RG59B/U 75 ohm, black 100 m reel, also in white and per metre. RG59 is the standard cable for HD analogue cameras. A 4 MP or 5 MP HD-TVI signal runs around 300 m on good copper-core RG59. Need to power the camera too? The combined RG59 + 2-core power flex saves a second run.
- Satellite and aerial: 1.00 mm conductor satellite coax, also in 200 m and 250 m reels. Low-loss 75 ohm cable for dish, aerial and TV distribution.
- Older 75 ohm systems: URM70 for like-for-like replacement.
- 50 ohm radio and antenna feeders: RG58C/U for short patch runs. URM67 and RG213/U for longer, lower-loss feeders.
Connectors and tools
RG59 ends in a BNC crimp or twist-on plug. We stock Excel BNC crimp plugs, twist-on plugs and crimp BNCs in boxes of 100, plus ratchet crimp pliers and a coax stripper. Couplers and adapters are in cabling accessories.
Should I run coax or Cat5e/Cat6?
Wiring a new CCTV system? Run Cat5e or Cat6 instead. It carries an IP camera's video and PoE power on one cable, and can be reused for HD analogue with baluns (small adapters) if you change your mind. Coax is right when you're extending or repairing an existing analogue system, or upgrading old analogue cameras to HD-TVI without recabling. See bulk network cable for Cat5e and Cat6.
Not sure which cable you have? Call us on 01902 902251. We deliver to England, Scotland and Wales within 1–2 working days.
