Nvt Phybridge NV-BNCA-2P Bnc to Screw Terminal Adapter

Product Description

The NVT PHYBRIDGE NV-BNCA-2P is a BNC male to 2-position screw terminal adapter used to transition coaxial BNC connections to a two-conductor screw terminal interface. This type of adapter is commonly found in video surveillance, security, and low-voltage signal distribution systems where coaxial cable meets structured wiring or terminal block installations. It allows technicians to terminate or extend BNC-based video signals without soldering or crimping, simplifying field connections during installation or service work. The unit ships individually and is suited for use by low-voltage installers, security technicians, and AV integrators working with analog video or baseband signal runs.

This adapter is applicable in residential and commercial installations where BNC-terminated coaxial cable must connect to equipment using screw terminal inputs or outputs. Typical scenarios include connecting coaxial video cable runs to video baluns, passive transmission equipment, or terminal-block-based distribution panels. It is particularly useful in retrofit or hybrid wiring environments where coaxial and twisted-pair infrastructure coexist.

Key Features

• BNC male connector transitions to a 2-position screw terminal for tool-free wire termination
• Eliminates the need for soldering or coaxial crimp tools at the termination point
• Compact form factor suits tight enclosures, junction boxes, and equipment panels
• Sold individually, allowing single-unit replacement or small-quantity procurement

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style adapter for low-voltage video and signal distribution applications using standard BNC male coaxial connections and 2-position screw terminal interfaces.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by low-voltage technicians and security or AV integrators. De-energize or power down connected equipment before making or breaking signal connections. Ensure conductors inserted into screw terminals are properly stripped and seated before tightening to avoid intermittent signal loss. Follow applicable local low-voltage wiring codes and NEC Article 725 guidelines where required.