The SAPT528 delivers professional coaxial patch cables for video transmission, surveillance systems, and broadcast installations requiring reliable 50-ohm connections. This 5-pack of 6-inch male-to-male BNC jumper cables bridges female connectors in rack-mounted equipment, patch bays, and distribution systems.

Each cable features gold-plated BNC-59 connectors that ensure solid electrical contact and resist corrosion over time. The RG-174 center conductor provides consistent 50-ohm impedance matching for video signals, while strain relief at both ends protects against connector failure from repeated connections.

At 6 inches long, these jumper cables work perfectly in tight rack spaces where standard cables would create clutter. The black PVC jacket remains flexible in broadcast facilities, control rooms, and mobile production setups. Gold-plated contacts maintain signal integrity across multiple disconnect cycles, making them ideal for temporary event setups or permanent installations.

Video production teams rely on these cables for patching between cameras, monitors, and distribution amplifiers. Surveillance installers use them to connect BNC patch panels to recording equipment or video matrices. Broadcast engineers depend on them for quick signal routing in master control facilities and outside broadcast trucks.

Each cable terminates with male BNC-59 connectors designed to mate with standard female BNC jacks found on professional video equipment. The 5-pack ships complete – no additional adapters required.

Seismic Audio backs every cable with a one-year warranty and ships orders quickly to keep your video systems operational.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What video equipment do these BNC jumper cables work with?

These 50-ohm BNC cables connect professional video equipment including cameras, monitors, video distribution amplifiers, patch panels, recording devices, and broadcast switchers. The male BNC-59 connectors mate with standard female BNC jacks found on most professional video gear, making them universal for video transmission applications.

How do I use these cables to connect two female BNC jacks together?

Simply plug one male BNC connector into each female jack you want to bridge. These jumper cables act as male-to-male adapters, allowing you to extend connections between patch panels, connect equipment with female-only outputs, or create custom signal routing in video facilities without needing additional adapters.

Are 6-inch cables too short for most video applications?

Six-inch jumper cables excel in rack-mounted environments, patch bays, and equipment clusters where longer cables create clutter. They're perfect for connecting adjacent rack units, patching within the same equipment bay, or making connections in mobile production trucks where space is limited. For longer runs between distant equipment, consider standard-length coax cables.

Can I use these cables for audio applications or just video?

While these cables are designed for video transmission with 50-ohm impedance, they work for some audio applications. However, most professional audio equipment uses 75-ohm impedance, so these may not provide optimal performance for digital audio signals. They're best suited for video transmission, surveillance systems, and broadcast applications.

Do these cables maintain signal quality over multiple connections and disconnections?

Yes, the gold-plated BNC contacts resist corrosion and maintain consistent electrical contact through repeated connect/disconnect cycles. The strain relief at both ends protects the connection points from mechanical stress. This makes them reliable for temporary event setups, field production work, or permanent installations requiring occasional reconfiguration.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov