100ft White BNC Video and Power Replacement Cable for Camera Models SDHV5100 and SDE3004 Overview A 100 foot white cable designed to original camera wiring and combine video and power in a single run. Compatible with camera models SDHV5100 and SDE3004, this cable restores connectivity quickly and keeps installations neat. Key benefits Restores video and power with one cable: Replaces damaged or missing camera wiring to get cameras back online without replacing multiple parts. Correct length for common installations: 100 foot length covers typical distances between cameras and recorders or power sources, reducing the need for splices. Standard BNC connection: Uses BNC video termination for straightforward compatibility with systems that accept BNC connectors. Professional appearance: White outer jacket helps the cable blend into light colored walls and ceilings for a cleaner installation. Simplified troubleshooting: Replacing the entire run avoids multiple connector points and makes diagnosing signal issues easier. Important attributes Function: Carries composite video and power conductors in a single integrated cable run to support CCTV camera connections. Compatibility: Specified for use as a replacement cable for camera models SDHV5100 and SDE3004 and with systems using BNC video connections. Size: 100 foot length provides ample reach for most residential and commercial camera placements. Performance: Intended for video signal and power transmission in surveillance setups where BNC termination is required. Typical use scenarios Replacing a damaged camera cable in a home surveillance system to restore both video and power without rewiring separately. Running a clean, singlecable connection from a parking lot camera back to a building mounted recorder or power supply for a straightforward install. Extending camera placement during a store remodel to maintain BNC video and power connectivity while improving coverage. What to expect A ready to install replacement cable that connects to existing BNC video ports and compatible power supplies. Use standard tools for cable routing and termination as required by your system. Ensure connectors and power specifications match your equipment before installation.