ZION Mini CCTV cable combines a compact 75 ohm RG59 coaxial video core with two power conductors in one figure-8 construction. It is intended for fixed CCTV cabling where routing space is limited and video plus power must follow the same path. Start by confirming the required run length, jacket material, equipment format and attenuation budget.
This category focuses on one compact video-and-power construction: Mini RG59 + 2×0.50. It combines a bare-copper coaxial conductor, a 95% bare-copper braid and two stranded bare-copper power conductors. Confirm the selected jacket and reel configuration when requesting a quotation.
MINI RG59 · CODE 7102167
A compact 75 ± 3 Ω video-and-power cable with a 0.41 mm bare-copper coaxial conductor, 95% bare-copper braid and two 16×0.18 mm bare-copper power conductors. Consider it when one route must carry CCTV video and power; confirm the jacket, reel length and system requirements before ordering.
View Product Details →Choose by the electrical requirements first, then by the installation environment. The connector shape alone does not confirm video-format compatibility, and the practical run length depends on attenuation, equipment and power-voltage-drop limits.
Choose the Mini RG59 + 2×0.50 construction when a 75 Ω video core and two power conductors should share one figure-8 cable route. Confirm the camera voltage, current and permitted voltage drop for the planned distance.
Use the published attenuation values and the equipment link budget rather than cable length alone. Attenuation is specified from 4.00 dB/100 m at 5 MHz to 47.60 dB/100 m at 1000 MHz, so the acceptable distance changes with signal frequency and system tolerance.
PVC, PE and LSZH jacket options are listed. Match the jacket to the installation environment, local code and project documentation; request the exact construction and compliance documents for the selected version.
The listed cable dimensions are 3.8 × 4.6 mm, and the minimum bend radius is 10 times the cable diameter. Check conduit fill, pulling path, bend clearance and termination space before finalizing the cable.
There is one in-scope construction, so this table summarizes the buying-critical facts rather than suggesting false model choices. Confirm the selected jacket, reel configuration and project-specific performance before purchase.
| Model | Coaxial Core | Power Conductors | Jacket Options | Operating Range | Best Fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini RG59 + 2×0.50 | 75 ± 3 Ω; 0.41 mm bare copper; 1.9 mm foam PE; 95% bare-copper braid | 2 × (16 × 0.18 mm bare copper) | PVC, PE or LSZH | −20 °C to 60 °C | Compact fixed CCTV routes carrying video and power together |
This construction fits fixed CCTV routes that need a compact coaxial video path and paired power conductors. It should not be selected solely from the camera connector or a claimed maximum distance; the complete system requirements still control the choice.
The compact figure-8 profile can simplify routing where separate video and power cables would consume more space. Verify conduit fill and the 10× cable-diameter bend-radius requirement.
Use it where the camera video path requires 75 Ω coax and the same route also needs two power conductors. Confirm the recorder, camera, connectors and signal format as one system.
Choose PVC, PE or LSZH only after checking the installation environment and applicable rules. For outdoor, fire-performance or regulated projects, request documentation for the exact ordered version.
It is a compact 75 Ω coaxial cable for video transmission. This ZION construction adds two power conductors beside the coaxial section, creating one figure-8 cable for video and power routing.
It identifies the compact RG59 coaxial section plus two power conductors. For this model, each power conductor is listed as 16 strands of 0.18 mm bare copper; use the detailed construction rather than the name alone when comparing products.
Yes, this construction provides one coaxial video core and two power conductors in the same cable. The camera voltage, current, voltage drop, connector arrangement and video-system requirements must still be checked.
There is no single safe distance for every CCTV system. Use the published frequency-dependent attenuation, camera and recorder limits, connector losses and power-voltage-drop calculation to approve the planned run.
Only after selecting a jacket and installation method suitable for the environment. Specify the exposure conditions and request confirmation for the exact PE, PVC or LSZH version rather than assuming every jacket is outdoor-rated.
You do not need to write a full cable specification before asking for a quote. Provide the system and route details below so the construction, jacket and packaging can be checked against the project.
Camera, recorder and video-signal format
Camera supply voltage, current and permitted voltage drop
Route length, conduit size, bend conditions and installation environment
Required PVC, PE or LSZH jacket and applicable project standard
Connector or termination plan
Reel length, quantity, marking, packaging and document requirements
Certification and compliance references for project review, qualification and purchasing documentation.
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