Replacement 65ft BNC video and power cable for HD surveillance cameras, designed to restore or extend camera connections with minimal effort. White jacket provides a discreet, clean installation for indoor and outdoor camera runs. Key benefits Simple replacement for a damaged or missing camera cable, combining video and power in one run to reduce installation complexity. Standard BNC video connector with matched power leads lets you reconnect the camera quickly without adapter changes. 65ft length offers flexibility for camera placement while maintaining a single cable pathway for both signal and power. White outer jacket blends with lightcolored walls and ceilings for a neater appearance. Features and attributes Function: Transmits analog HD video and DC power to compatible surveillance cameras using a BNC terminated video lead plus power conductors. Compatibility: Designed as a direct replacement for Samsung camera cable SDC89440BF HD system and other cameras that use BNC video and standard power leads. Size: 65 feet total length for extended reach between camera and recorder or power source. Color and finish: White jacket for a lowprofile, professional look in residential and commercial settings. Performance: Provides a reliable, singlecable solution to maintain video feed and power supply over moderate distances. Typical applications Residential security upgrade: a worn cable to restore a driveway or front door camera without rewiring the entire system. Small business CCTV maintenance: Extend camera reach or swap a damaged run in retail, office, or warehouse monitoring setups. Temporary surveillance setups: Use for events or shortterm installations where a single, combined cable simplifies setup and teardown. What you get A 65ft white BNC video and power replacement cable ready for installation with cameras that accept BNC video connection and standard power leads, including compatibility with Samsung camera model SDC89440BF HD system. Installation tips Verify polarity of power leads before final connection to avoid damage. Route the cable away from power electrical lines to reduce potential interference. Secure cable with clips or conduit for a tidy, longlasting installation.