🎥 500ft RG59 Siamese Coaxial Cable for CCTV Security Camera - Combo Video & Power Wire - 20AWG Review

I bought this to install cameras in my office. It was good value for money. It is durable and easy to install connectors on it. I've worked well for myself.

I read many reviews and in the end this product did what I needed. My security cameras don't exceed 70 feet, so attenuation wasn't an issue. All completed with no issues and every connection works fine. Video on 4k cameras comes across perfectly.

It's good enough to get the job done without spending unrealistic money on something that's probably not much better in quality. Like everything else, these products are basically generic and sold under different names, and prices seem to depend on which name you buy. I really don't see any significant difference between this cable and other cables I've used in the past.

Used for outdoor 4K camcorders. Tested at a full length of 500ft and everything works great. Easy to use, just twist the spool sideways in the box and it pulls out easily and cleanly when you pull it. Try Southwire Fish Tape for openings, walls, etc, it's my favorite. Note: The coaxial cable is a bit thin. When using compression tools, you must hold the cable steady or it will kink, resulting in a bad connection.

I have read in other reviews that the two cables were difficult to separate. I had no problem separating the coax cable from the power cable without damaging the coax insulation, I just took my time. The quality is very good and seems to work well in my CCTV system. I also had issues with my dashcam suddenly turning off or stopping recording. My explanation was that the power cords run too far, so I bought an Evertech power supply to power the cameras. Once I did that my dashcam issues were…