Video patch cable 4K SC-Vector PLUS 0.8/3.7 DZ: Ideal for on the go - double shielding - simple connection with Neutrik rearTWIST UHD BNC connectors

Video patch cable 4K SC-Vector PLUS 0.8/3.7 DZ: Ideal for on the go - double shielding - simple connection with Neutrik rearTWIST UHD BNC connectors posted: 07/10/2024

The SC-VECTOR PLUS 0.8L/3.7DZ video BNC patch cable (Art. V8GX-***) from Sommer Cable offers flexibility and durability. Its double CU braided shielding ensures complete coverage and effective protection against external interference. The cable features a robust insulation made from low-attenuation cellular PE (3.7 mm) surrounding a 0.7 mm inner conductor composed of 19 x 0.16 mm CU strands. The outer jacket, with a 6.1 mm diameter, is constructed from a notch-resistant PUR material that remains flexible in cold conditions and is resistant to heat and UV exposure.

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The patch cable is equipped with NEUTRIK rearTWIST UHD BNC connectors which are designed for the transmission of high-resolution video signals. Thanks to their special insulator and contact pin design, these connectors ensure a low return loss for 4K and 8K signals.

Alternatively, the cable manufacturer supplies a version with the reliable and compact HICON 6G BNC connectors BNC0.8/3.7-6G with a hard gold-plated pin and shielded housing which are popular in broadcast and media technology, for the lowest possible skin effect and a low-loss transmission. (art. V86G-***)

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The SC-VECTOR PLUS 0.8L/3.7DZ is not only available in various standard lengths, but also in custom lengths, on cable reels or as bulkware (art. 601-0181).

It is ideal for digital UHD-SDI video transmission in professional broadcast, OB van use and studio environments as well as in high-frequency technology and satellite antenna construction or for professional, fixed media installations in line with the 6G standard.

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