Genesis Cable 65086101 RG59 Cca 18/2 Cctv Coax Cable

Product Description

The GENESIS CABLE 65086101 is an RG59 coaxial cable with an 18/2 power conductor pair, designed for CCTV and security camera installations. The cable combines a CCA (copper-clad aluminum) center conductor with a shielded coax core and an integrated 18 AWG 2-conductor power run. This construction allows a single cable pull to deliver both video signal and DC power to a camera, reducing installation time and conduit fill. Electricians and low-voltage security technicians install this cable in commercial and residential surveillance systems.

This cable is used in analog CCTV and IP camera-over-coax applications where a combined video and power run is required. The white jacket suits drop-ceiling and interior wall installations. The 5C designation indicates a 500-foot pull length, making it appropriate for typical building-perimeter or interior camera runs. Security installers and low-voltage contractors working on access control and surveillance systems will find this format standard for their applications.

Key Features

• Combined RG59 coax and 18/2 power pair in a single jacket for one-pull camera wiring
• CCA center conductor construction suitable for video signal transmission over typical CCTV run lengths
• White PVC jacket rated for interior use and compatible with standard drop-ceiling pathways
• 500-foot length reduces splice points on longer camera runs
• Shielded coax construction helps reject EMI interference on video signal

Compatibility

Designed as a standard-format RG59 18/2 siamese coax cable for use with analog CCTV cameras, DVRs, and video balun systems that accept RG59 coaxial video connections with a separate 18/2 DC power conductor.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a licensed low-voltage or electrical contractor in accordance with applicable NEC Class 2 wiring requirements for CCTV and surveillance cabling. De-energize any connected power supplies before terminating the 18/2 power pair. Use appropriate RG59 compression or twist-on BNC connectors for the coax termination and observe minimum bend radius to avoid degrading the shielded core. Do not bundle tightly with high-voltage conductors over long parallel runs, as this can induce interference on the video signal.