BNC Video Baluns - $13.99 per pair

BNC video baluns allow a CCTV installer to use a twisted pair wire to run video to CCTV cameras.  A pair from a cat-5 cable can be used.  Other common wires and cables used with CCTV baluns are 18AWG, 20 AWG, 22 AWG and CAT-3.

Video baluns are very handy to use when a building is pre-wired with CAT-5.  This connector allows you to leverage the existing cable that is already there.  Many CCTV installers prefer using twisted pair instead of coax cable because it is cheaper and more flexible.

Passive video baluns (no power required) can typically be used to run CCTV video over cat-5 for a distance up to 1200 feet without video signal loss or interference.

The BNC baluns that appear in the image on the left are available from CCTV Camera Pros.  Click here to view these and other CCTV video baluns available from CCTV Camera Pros.

BNC to VGA Converter - $64.99

A BNC to VGA converter is typically used in surveillance installations to enable the use of inexpensive VGA computer monitors to connect to DVRs and security cameras that have BNC video output.  The BNC to VGA converter pictured on the left has three different video inputs, labels 2, 3, and 4.  The input types are BNC, S-Video, and VGA.  The output, labeled (1), is VGA which is connected to a VGA computer monitor.  This converter can have three different video inputs connected at the same time.  The user can select which video input is used at any given time.

The BNC to VGA converter on this page is available from CCTV Camera Pros for $64.99 at the time of this writing.  For more information on this product or to purchase it, please visit the CCTV Camera Pros BNC to VGA converter page.