Ideal 89-047 Bnc Compression Connector RG59 15 Pack

Product Description

The IDEAL 89-047 is a straight BNC compression coaxial connector designed for terminating RG59 coaxial cable. The compression-style termination method creates a secure, weatherproof connection that outperforms twist-on and crimp alternatives in long-term signal integrity. The brass body provides corrosion resistance and durability in both indoor and outdoor installations. Each package contains 15 connectors, making this a practical choice for technicians running multiple drops in a single job. This connector is installed by low-voltage technicians, AV integrators, security system installers, and cable professionals working with video distribution, CCTV, and surveillance cabling systems.

The IDEAL 89-047 is suited for residential and commercial low-voltage installations where RG59 coaxial cable terminates at cameras, video distribution equipment, or wall plates. Common applications include CCTV and IP camera installations, structured cabling projects, and analog video signal runs. The straight body orientation allows for direct in-line termination without offset, making it appropriate for standard junction boxes, back boxes, and equipment panels. The 15-count package quantity suits multi-drop service calls and installation projects efficiently.

Key Features

• Compression termination method provides a secure, reliable connection on RG59 coaxial cable
• Brass body construction offers corrosion resistance for long-term durability
• Straight body orientation supports direct in-line cable termination
• BNC connector interface compatible with standard BNC-equipped video and surveillance equipment
• 15 connectors per package reduces restocking frequency on multi-drop jobs

Compatibility

Designed for use with RG59 coaxial cable. Compatible with equipment and panels using standard BNC interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians and security system installers. A dedicated BNC compression tool is required to properly seat the compression sleeve and form a reliable termination. Verify cable preparation — including jacket strip length, dielectric trim, and center conductor exposure — matches the connector manufacturer specifications before compression. Do not over-compress or re-compress a seated connector, as this can damage the cable and degrade signal quality.