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Q-See QS100B Video & Power 100 Foot BNC Male Cable w/2 Female Connectors | 
 enlarge | Brand: Q-See
Category: Photography
List Price: $17.99
Buy New: $13.47
You Save: $4.52 (25%)
New (10) Used (1) from $13.47
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 103
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.8
Dimensions (in): 9 x 3 x 11
MPN: QS100B
Model: QS100B
UPC: 645439200074
EAN: 0645439200074
ASIN: B000N20668
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | BNC (M) - BNC (M) | | • | High Quality Connectors | | • | Use Indoor or Outdoor | | • | 100 feet |
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Product Description
Q-See Extension Cables are designed for both indoor and outdoor use. The cables carry video and power and have high quality connectors on both ends.
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| Customer Reviews:
 Looks Good ... "But No Cigar!" February 13, 2008
7 out of 7 found this review helpful
I installed 3 Q-See QSC48030 surveillance cameras on the outside of my house. The first two installations went without a hitch (the cameras are great) using the provided 60 foot cables but the third camera needed an 80 foot cable so I purchased the 100 foot Q-See brand cable. After reading the comments in Amazon, I was not surprised to receive a white cable instead of a black one and really didn't care one way or the other.
The cable came with two female-to-female adapters and a short (a few inches) power extension cable which I thought was a nice unexpected plus. Again because of reading the comments, I was extra careful in running the cable so as not to stress it and cause a break in the cable (the wires are very thin).
After completing the installation, I had no video signal and after troubleshooting, found that the cable had an intermittent short in the video cable next to the stress relief junction on the camera end. I did not want to go through the trouble of installing another cable and since I am an Electrical Engineer decided to just repair it. After connecting the cable again, there was still no video so after another hour of troubleshooting found that the power connector on the camera end had an intermittent open so I repaired that connector as well.
Everything checked out so I energized the system again and there was video but there were also unwanted bans of interference marching down the screen on that camera view. The problem is that (other than problems associated with a cheap cable) the cable has no shielding and therefore is very susceptible to pick-up from other wires and circuits. So here is my solution: I will leave the power part of the cable in place to supply power to the camera but will install a separate 100 foot shielded BNC-Male to BNC-Male cable for the video which can be gotten from Amazon for less $30 (do a search on Amazon for "Cables To Go 40032 100ft" and click on the Used and New link). Sure that is an extra expense but my time is worth something too; I spent hours of extra time installing this third camera that I could have been doing something else with all because of that cheap cable!
 Good value and small cable = good October 28, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
I was surprised how thin the cable is, but it's been laying out in the cold for a month now with no problems. It also comes with two M-M BNC connectors. Very good value. I'm going to bury, so hopefully I get a few years out of it.
 Cheep Cheep Cheap? October 17, 2007
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
These are the only cables on Amazon that are 100' long and include power so I picked up a few (four). They arrived, white, and with all connectors but let me tell you something - they're not "Tamper resistant" by any means like it says on the box. They're cheap little headphone wire style sheathed cable attached to BNC connectors.
DO NOT STRESS THEM AT ALL OR THEY WILL BREAK!!
Having said that, if you just plan on laying them on your attic floor or dropping them down a pipe they're fine. They do what they're supposed to.
Just don't try fishing them through a wall, pole piping, or a hole.
Seems like their connectors are held on with bubble gum and imagination.
power video cable October 17, 2007
my cable came in black, what can i say its a power and video cable and it works just fine, mine came with one adapter they say 2 adapters no problems or draw backs that i can see other then missing adapter.
QS100B is white in color October 1, 2007
The cables seem ok, but the QS100B is White, not black as pictured on Amazon's site
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