Do we need to worry about loss of signal quality for the 100 feet and 150 feet cables? Does the 100 feet length come in white?
1966877
I bought the 100 feet cable and have no signal loss. Cable works great! Unsure if comes in white, it would be nice if it does.
1966878
I noticed no signal quality loss in the 100 foot cable that i am using, i have a total of 160 feet of cable running underground to the camera and its still a crystal clear picture.
1966879
I didn't see any degradation on the 100' cable I am using. Picture looks great. Not sure about if it comes in white but I would think so.
1966880
Signal loss is negligible between cable lengths, given that the cable is of good quality. When you start using adapters to increase cable length, that's when you start getting signal loss. But shielded cables ought to carry a signal a good distance with just one cable. And I don't know if they come in white, I have black ones. Hope that helps!
1966881
No, we don't need to worry about loss of signal quality for this kind of 100 feet or 150 feet cable. The 100 feet length come in white. You can check the following white 100 feet cable;VideoSecu 100 Feet Video Power Pre-made All-in-One BNC RCA Cable Wire for CCTV Security Cameras CBV100 B3F
384202
I have not noticed any signal loss. I have 2 different televisions I am comparing though. One 6 ft away is a Sony 55" LCD, and the other with the 50 ft cable is an older Toshiba 42" plasma.
384197
I have not had any trouble losing signals on the 50' cable. I did have problems with a "cheap" hdmi splitter that I returned to Walmart and then purchasedanother from Best Buys for around $ 85.00. I do notice that when the bonus room tv is on and I turn on the kitchen tv, the bonus room goes out for a second, but comes back on.
390833
I replaced all my black lightweight cable with heavier white cables from Swann Communications that I bought via Amazon. The Swann cables are have better shielding and will improve the image quality.
390835
This does not come with the cables this is just the 4 cameras and the surveillance system so if you wanted white cables you can buy them separately. You should know the length of the cable that you need and rule of thumb is always to add about 15' to whatever you feel you need! Hope this helped!
231290
I'm an owner of the white cable and it did just the same. I recommend you go elsewhere and avoid this company all together.
1367669
I don't quite understand your question but I think maybe your asking it wrong. A shorter cable would run more optimally than a longer cable another words, the shorter the cable, the better the signal. That said, if your looking for a long run of 50 ft. look on the specs for that cable check the gauge and signal drop across 50 ft. . Also check on YouTube for help. Hope this helps, Good Luck.
1405379
My cable is only 20 feet long. Sorry, I can't help you on a 100 ft. It seems like a good cable..
2188947
I'm not sure if you meant 100 ft or 1000ft; I assume you meant 100ft. I'm currently running two 100ft connections with no loss of signal. My service is 75mbs/75mbs and I am able to successfully stream Netflix, Amazon, etc with no issues.
1283781
No. Each comes with a cable about 60 ft. I bought a few 100 ft extensions as well
1410922
Thanks for your interest in our product. The 60ft would be the best distance, more longer cable will affect the video quality, if you still want to purchse the 100ft, please contact us, thanks.
1286744
100 ft lengths come with the unit. I think I read that the physical limitation for this unit/wiring is 250 ft.
311972
In all honesty unless your goin to have a much longer cable it will make no difference performance wise. So far this give crisp clear signals for me. That length should not be able to make a difference in the performance
2191248
I have not seen any loss in quality. You do have to make sure that you set the screen resolution on your computer output to match what ever monitor / tv you are hooking up to so if you use a monitor or tv with a lower resolution than your main output then you might see some change as this cable can not send different resolutions to different devices.
844875
Cat5 and Cat6 cable is only considered reliable for 100m which is about 300ft plus 20 ft for patch cables. You will need to use an extender unit to boost the signal on both ends.
1190772
You signal loss between 25 ft and 100 ft of RG58U, but you would be much better off using a good grade of RG6.
533013
The longer length must reduce the quality just due to the cable resistance. The real question is would you notice the difference. I don't think any person would - I don't.