RG59 Siamese Cable 300ft - Coaxial CCTV Video & Power Cable
RG59 Siamese Cable 300ft - Coaxial CCTV Video & Power Cable
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In this review the RG59 Siamese Cable 300ft is judged on reliability and installation ease for CCTV systems; it is aimed at DIY installers and professional technicians who need a long, single-run cable that carries both video and power. The single biggest reason to buy is practical: the combo of 20 AWG dual-core power and RG59 coax on a wooden reel eliminates the need to run separate lines, making long runs simpler and reducing install time while still delivering clear video for HD and 4K systems.
Key Features
- 300 ft length: Provides ample cable for long camera runs without splicing, ideal for multi-camera properties or hard-to-reach placements.
- Combo coax and power: Integrates 20 AWG DC dual-core power with RG59 coaxial video, so installers can pull one cable instead of two and keep runs tidy.
- Wooden reel: Ship-ready on a wooden reel to reduce tangling and make pulls smoother during installation across long distances.
- Direct burial rated: Suitable for underground runs and outdoor routing, offering more placement flexibility without additional conduit in many cases.
- Commercial grade and tested: Independently tested to meet safety standards, which is reassuring for business and municipal installations.
- BNC compatible: Works with standard BNC connectors and supports composite, HD and 4K video signals for modern DVR systems.
Who It's For
This cable is best for homeowners upgrading to HD or 4K CCTV, property managers running multiple camera lines, and installers who value a tidy pull and fewer conduits. The combo design is especially useful when long runs are needed and soldering or in-line power adapters are undesirable.
Those who need ultra-high bandwidth for CCTV beyond typical RG59 ranges or who require PoE networking should look elsewhere; this product is focused on analog and hybrid DVR setups using separate power and BNC video connections rather than networked camera power over Ethernet.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Well-made coax and power pair provides clear video and dependable power delivery for HD and 4K cameras.
- Wooden reel makes pulling long runs easier and prevents knots during installation.
- Direct burial rating and commercial testing add durability and regulatory peace of mind for outdoor use.
Cons
- Not intended for PoE network cameras, so it is not a one-cable solution for IP systems.
- RG59 has distance limits for very high-resolution signals; very long 4K runs may need amplification.
Specifications
| Length | 300 ft |
| Coax type | RG59 |
| Power conductor | Dual-core 20 AWG DC |
| Reel type | Wooden reel |
| Use cases | Indoor, outdoor, direct burial |
| Video compatibility | Composite, HD, 4K, 5MP DVR; BNC compatible |
| Grade | Commercial grade, independently tested |
Our Verdict
The RG59 Siamese Cable 300ft is a practical, value-oriented choice for analog and hybrid CCTV installations where a single pull for video and power saves time. It offers reliable picture quality for HD and 4K DVR cameras, comes on a convenient wooden reel, and is durable enough for direct burial, making it a strong option for most property surveillance projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can this cable be buried directly?
Yes, the cable is suitable for direct burial and outdoor routing without added conduit in many installations.
Will it work with BNC connectors and 4K DVRs?
Yes, the RG59 coax is BNC compatible and supports composite, HD and 4K video for compatible DVR systems.
Is this cable suitable for PoE IP cameras?
No, this is a siamese coax and power cable with 20 AWG DC conductors and is not designed for Power over Ethernet networking.
Editor's Take
The RG59 Siamese Cable 300ft is a practical, value-focused choice for analog and hybrid CCTV installs, offering integrated 20 AWG power and RG59 coax on a wooden reel for easy long runs and reliable HD/4K video.

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