This 100', blue Nebtek Thin BNC HD Video Cable 100ft Blueis a low-profile, multipurpose cable designed to provide reliable video-signal connections for installs in mobile production trucks or for security camera and webcast systems. It is also well suited for building multichannel video snakes.

The cable is rated for 1080p HD video signal. It is terminated with BNC connectors on both ends.

Thin Cable for Installs/HD Video Snakes    For 1080p High-Definition Video    BNC Connectors    Built with VDM-230 Cable

• Low-attenuation cable with reduced size and weight (18 lb/Mft)
• 4.5 GHz bandwidth for HDTV
• Utilizes a pure-copper center conductor, low-loss foam dielectric, and broadband foil and braid shielding
• Gas-injected dielectric ideal for standard-definition digital video and high-definition digital video interconnect within mobile production trucks
• Solid conductor 23 AWG
• Low attenuation and return loss
• Precision 75-ohm impedance
• Full copper braid & foil shield
• 100% sweep tested

• Ideal for remote broadcast interconnect
• High-definition serial digital video
• SDI serial digital video
• High-resolution analog video

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the receiver's HDMI output provide a clean video feed with no on-screen overlays?

A: There is an overlay on the bottom of the screen. It has useful info like signal strength. As far as I can tell there is no way to override this function for a clean recordable image.

Q: 2. Can I use on sender and 4 reciver ? I need to connect 4 led screens in a concerts

A: Yes. You can connect up to 4 CONNEX receivers to one CONNEX transmitter. Video quality will not be affected and there will be no delay on all receivers.

Q: 3. Is the PCIe HDMI card an HDMI-in ?

A: Sorry, but the answer is no. The PCI card is used only for connection to the interface. It does not pass a raw HDMI signal.

Q: 4. Does this allow for a Teradek Receiver between the Battery Plate and the Monitor Cage?

A: That will all depend on the exact Receiver being used, but yes this product does come with a Spacer that will make it possible. Here is a photo that demonstrates the space available. https://bhpho.to/2O1gx5F

Q: 5. Will this D-Terminal to Component cable replace the Canon DTC-1500 cable that comes with the Canon xf-300 Camcorder?

A: I cannot speak to your specific camera- however a d-terminal is a d-terminal and mine was for a canon XH-A1 so it is very likely it will work.

Q: 6. Is the signal compressed to any particular bitrate?

A: Hi Nil,No, we don't compress the data and not changing the bit rate.Why do you care about that? Do you have any issue?Thanks,Yoav MalinCustomer Support manager @ Amimon

Q: 7. Will this plate fit on the Olympus HLD-9 battery holder?

A: The lack Widow Thin Plate can support a maximum of 2 lbs. With a camera and lens, the total weight would be too much for this plate.

Q: 8. What is the operational humidity range for this?

A: The environmental humidity for the Marshall Electronics V-1055BNC 1/3-Inch CCD is listed as within 95% relative humidity. Additionally, the operating temperature is -20C to +55C or -4F to +131F.

Q: 9. this item is compatible with shogun inferno 7" monitor?

A: Since the Nebtek Power Bracket with Battery Adapter for Video Devices PIX-E7 Recording Monitor (Anton Bauer) is a special order product and not one that we have on hand we can not test it with the Shogun Inferno 7", and cannot say for sure if they would be compatible. Since the Power Bracket is specifically designed to work with the PIX-E7 I think it is unlikely that it would be compatible with he Inferno.

Q: 10. I have a MacBook Pro (Retina, Mid 2012) with thunderbolt and usb3. Is this product fully functional with a thunderbolt to express card adapter?

A: JMR makes a PCIe to Thunderbolt adapter that will allow you to connect this device to your computer. However its full functionality will depend on the specs of your computer more so than the connection. MacBook Pros tend to be powerful machines, even when they are a few years old, so I do not think there will be any issues.