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Connectors

The connector of choice for CCTV systems is the Male BNC connector. There are three types of BNC connectors. Solder, twist-on, and crimp-on.

The crimp type is the most popular. CameraSuperstore.com recommends this connector as it can be used on solid or stranded conductors and it provides a good mechanical and electrical connection. This connector is the fastest and easiest to install. The solderless crimp style connectors require a Hex Crimp Tool for proper installation for these connectors.

The twist-on connector is fairly easy to install, but is the most unreliable. This connector has no mechanical or electrical crimp or solder connection.

The solder-on type connector provides the most reliable connection but takes more time and experience to install. You must have soldering skills, and you will probably need to practice with a few connectors to get the hang of it.

Crimp and Twist-On Connectors

Compression Connectors