FiveStarCable RG59 Coax 500ft Bare Copper Combo Cable Solid 20 AWG RG59 Video + 18/2 18 AWG Power Siamese Coaxial CCTV Cable ETL Listed Black

works as described, good price. Two 300ft plus runs no problem. Rubber coating is a little cheap and the black comes off on your hand.

The RG59 coax: Solid Copper (I checked. :3) Nice looking braid. No signal loss over the longest (100 ft) run I did so far. The power wires: They do appear to be CCA (Copper Clad Aluminum). This was expected from some other reviews I read and the price... but I feel it should be stated in the listing clearly. One star off for unclear listing about the CCA power wires. That said, Im not disappointed with the performance of the power wire. It works better than the pre-made cables I replaced, for sure. No problems powering a camera 100 feet away certainly. (The cameras I installed using this wire were 12 Volts DC.) In our area, theres no issue with CCA wiring, and I dont know of an area where it is an issue for low voltage applications. However be sure to check for your area before buying and using on a job. Overall, pleased with the performance and quality for the price. No issues.

Much better quality than the cheap cable that comes with cctv cameras.

I am using with 1080 tvi cameras over 200 feet parallel to conduit and no interference.

Seems to be good quality for what it is. Solid copper center conductor is a must for analog video. So I was pleased with that and the copper braid.

Super high quality cables. We use these every days and its great.

Not a hiccup and all copper cable. Even the shield was copper not aluminum nor copper clad steel and real 18 awg power conductors. Great quality and picture perfect. Not sure how it didnt work for other people; easy to damage the cable for careless installation or tough/rough pulls and blame the wire.

great wire

Works great. Thicker than I thought it would be.

Using this for a basic CCTV installation in my building. Does the trick I guess, but the cable feels cheap, its a bit too rigid for my liking, and the power wires strip easily which increases the potential for an accidental grounding somewhere. Itll work and it wasnt too expensive, but you get what you pay for.