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10 Metres CCTV Camera Cable (Dual Function: BNC and Power)

10 Metres CCTV Camera Cable (Dual Function: BNC and Power)

This is an accessory for the ESP DigiView cameras; CAB10 - 10 metres cable; Manufacturer: ES..

Model: CAB10

£10.83 Ex. VAT

40 Metres CCTV Camera Cable (Dual Function: BNC and Power)

40 Metres CCTV Camera Cable (Dual Function: BNC and Power)

This is an accessory for the ESP DigiView cameras; CAB40 - 40 metres cable; Manufacturer: ES..

Model: CAB40

£36.54 Ex. VAT

BNC Line Coupler, Socket to Socket, 50 Ohms

BNC Line Coupler, Socket to Socket, 50 Ohms

This is a coupler BNC socket to socket, 50 ohms.  Picture is informative. ..

Model: CABCOUP

£1.20 Ex. VAT

20m CCTV plug and play BNC cable, video and power cable

20m CCTV plug and play BNC cable, video and power cable

This is a 20m Plug & Play BNC Video and Power Cable, designed to carry the video signal and powe..

Model: CAB20

£18.95 Ex. VAT

Black Wire Cage Guard Grill 250mm x 200mm x 250mm for Protecting CCTV Cameras, and Lights

Black Wire Cage Guard Grill 250mm x 200mm x 250mm for Protecting CCTV Cameras, and Lights

This is a Cage Guard Height 250mm x Width 200mm x Depth 250mm for Protecting CCTV Cameras, and Light..

Model: CAGE1

£34.16 Ex. VAT

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