6 Pin to 6 Pin DV Cable. 200 Mbps IEEE1394 DV type cables. Ideal for Digital Video and general video distribution (with DV/AV Converter) over long distances without quality loss. Cables can be combined using Datavideo VP-314 DV Repeater to form cables runs up to 200m.

6 Pin to 6 Pin DV Cable. 200 Mbps IEEE1394 DV type cables

Kramer’s RG-6 super high resolution cable is the ideal solution for long distance cables runs which require precision signal performance. Signals at high frequencies are sensitive signal loss, and this cable offers the best performance with lowest signal loss. Available in 100 & 300 meter reels (328 & 985 feet). Includes an internal rip cord for easy unripping of the jacket before termination.

Use for inserting and removing BNC connectors in high density or hard-to-reach locations. 12’’ (30.5 cm) long blade. 

The RG-59 type coaxial cable is the most common video cable used today. Kramer’s RG-59 high resolution cable has a single, solid bare copper conductor, a flexible jacket and offers high performance with low signal loss. Available in 100 meter reels (328 feet). Includes an internal rip cord for easy unripping of the jacket before termination, and sequential numbering printed each meter for quick cable length measuring during installation.

Kramer’s s-Video cable is designed for passing the Chrominance (C-color) and Luminance (Y-brightness) signals, used on satellite receivers, DVD players and S-VHS VCRs. This cable contains two mini coax high quality cables. Each conductor is 26 AWG, 75Ω, color coded and wrapped in a single jacket. Available in 100 meter reels (328 feet). Includes an internal rip cord for easy unripping of the jacket before termination.

Kramer’s 14 conductor cable is the ideal solution for computer graphics video signal distribution. Composed of three 26 AWG miniature high resolution coax cables for video signals, 2 sets of shielded twisted pairs for H and V sync, one unshielded pair and 5 single stranded wires for ID bits and other signals. This is the bulk form of what is commonly called VGA/XGA cable, which is typically terminated with 15-pin HD connectors.