Kramer Electronics 99-9105900 Male Bnc Connector

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 99-9105900 is a crimp-style male BNC connector designed for terminating coaxial cable in AV signal distribution and low-voltage video systems. This connector uses a crimp attachment method, which provides a secure, consistent mechanical and electrical connection at the cable end. It is sold as a single unit and is used by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, and CCTV installers who need a reliable field-terminatable BNC connector for signal routing applications. The male BNC interface mates with standard female BNC jacks found on video equipment, patch panels, and distribution amplifiers.

This connector is suited for use in residential and commercial AV installations where coaxial cable runs terminate at cameras, monitors, video switchers, or signal distribution equipment. It is appropriate for structured wiring projects, security system installations, and broadcast-style signal pathways that require a field-installed BNC termination. Installers working with RG-series coaxial cable in low-voltage video runs will find this connector applicable to standard BNC patching and termination tasks.

Key Features

• Crimp-style attachment provides a secure mechanical connection to coaxial cable
• Male BNC interface for compatibility with standard female BNC ports on AV and video equipment
• Field-installable design suitable for custom-length cable runs
• Single-unit quantity allows flexible procurement for small jobs or repair work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style male BNC connector for use in AV signal processing and low-voltage video coaxial cable termination applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed low-voltage technicians or AV integrators using a BNC crimp tool sized to the specific connector and cable type. Ensure the coaxial cable is properly stripped to the manufacturer-recommended dimensions before seating the connector and applying the crimp. Power down any active video or signal equipment before connecting or disconnecting BNC terminations to avoid signal disruption or equipment damage. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and NEC guidelines for coaxial cable installations.