Genesis Cable 50015508 RG59 Cctv Coaxial Cable 500ft Black

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 50015508 is an RG59 bare copper coaxial cable designed for closed-circuit television (CCTV) and security camera installations. Constructed with a bare copper center conductor and a shielded coaxial design, this cable delivers reliable signal transmission in low-voltage video distribution systems. It comes packaged in a 500-foot box, making it a practical choice for running camera feeds from multiple points back to a central DVR or monitoring station. Licensed low-voltage technicians and security installers will find this a straightforward pull for standard analog and HD-over-coax CCTV systems.

This cable is suited for residential and light commercial security installations where RG59 coaxial runs are specified. Common applications include routing video signal from fixed or PTZ cameras to recording equipment, distribution panels, or monitors. The 500-foot box format supports multi-camera layouts without mid-run splices. Its black jacket blends into typical conduit, wall, and ceiling installation environments.

Key Features

• Bare copper center conductor for reliable low-voltage video signal transmission
• Shielded coaxial construction reduces interference in CCTV applications
• 500-foot box packaging supports multi-camera or long-run installations
• Black jacket suitable for concealed and exposed cable routing
• RG59 standard impedance for compatibility with standard CCTV and video hardware

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-stock coaxial cable for residential and commercial CCTV video distribution systems using RG59 terminations.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage technician in accordance with applicable NEC low-voltage wiring requirements. De-energize all connected equipment before terminating cable ends. Use proper RG59 compression or crimp connectors and a dedicated coaxial stripper and crimper for clean, reliable terminations. Avoid sharp bends or kinks along the run, as these can degrade signal quality over the length of the cable.