Cable

CCTV camera cable must match the surveillance system and installation route. HD analogue camera systems commonly use 3+1 or coaxial-plus-power cable, while IP cameras use Ethernet cable such as Cat6 and may receive power through a compatible PoE connection.
For 3+1 cable, compare video conductor, braid or shielding, power cores, jacket type, roll length and indoor or outdoor suitability. For network-camera installations, compare conductor material and gauge, solid or stranded construction, shielding, jacket rating and termination requirements. Cable specification affects voltage drop, network reliability and usable installation distance, so confirm compatibility with the camera, recorder, switch and power design.
Measure every route and allow sensible service loops before ordering, but avoid unnecessary excess. Outdoor, underground or electrically noisy routes may require specialised cable and installation practices. Browse dedicated Cat6 cable for CCTV and networking, 3+1 CCTV cable prices and 70m, 90m or 180m rolls, HD CCTV cameras, IP cameras and PoE equipment when planning the complete connection.Need a full network-cable box? Compare CP Plus 305m Cat6 cable models and prices, then match conductor, jacket and route requirements.
Planning an IP-camera LAN run? See the current D-Link Cat6 cable option alongside the broader CCTV cable range.
90-metre HD analogue cable: Compare the in-stock CP Plus CP-ECC-90R 3+1 CCTV cable 90 metre price when its standard economy roll fits the route; use the outdoor or premium models when those installation requirements apply.