
APAR Tarang Shakti CCTV Cables
Description
OverviewTarang Shakti CCTV cable carries the video and the camera power in one sheath, so a run out to a camera is one cable rather than two. The video core is a 75 ohm coaxial with a solid copper conductor and foil plus braid shielding; the power cores are tinned flexible copper, colour coded. Available as 3+1, 4+1 and 6+1, armoured or unarmoured.
Shielding is the whole job on a CCTV run. A camera cable often shares a tray or a conduit route with mains wiring, and without proper foil and braid the picture picks up bars and rolling interference. The sheath is flame retardant to IEC 60332-1. The armoured version is the one to use outdoors, along a perimeter wall, or anywhere the cable is exposed to handling.
Why this wire
Key benefitsCharacteristics
At a glance| Type | CCTV combined cable, RG-59 type 75 ohm coaxial video core plus power cores in a single sheath. |
|---|---|
| Configurations | 3+1, 4+1 and 6+1 (coaxial video + 3 / 4 / 6 power cores). |
| Video core | Solid copper conductor, PE dielectric, aluminium mylar foil + copper braid shielding. |
| Power cores | Annealed tinned flexible copper, PVC insulated, colour coded. |
| Sheath | Flame retardant PVC (IEC 60332-1), white. Armoured versions for outdoor and exposed runs. |
| Compliance | RoHS compliant. |
Construction
Cutaway
- 1Copper video conductorSolid annealed copper, nominal 0.60 mm (RG-59 type)
- 2PE dielectricSolid polyethylene insulation for stable 75 ohm impedance
- 3Aluminium mylar foil100% coverage shield against interference
- 4Copper braid48 x 0.11 mm wires for low-noise video over long runs
- 5Coax jacketPVC Type ST1, black, 0.45 mm
- 6Power coresTinned flexible copper 16/0.1 mm, PVC insulated, Red / Yellow / Grey
- 7FR PVC outer sheathFlame retardant to IEC 60332-1, white, nominal 5.8 mm
Dimensions & ratings
Technical data| Cable type | Configuration |
|---|---|
| CCTV 3+1 | Coaxial video + 3 power cores |
| CCTV 4+1 | Coaxial video + 4 power cores |
| CCTV 6+1 | Coaxial video + 6 power cores |
| CCTV 3+1 Armoured | Armoured video + 3 power cores |
| CCTV 4+1 Armoured | Armoured video + 4 power cores |
| CCTV 6+1 Armoured | Armoured video + 6 power cores |
Standards & approvals
ComplianceBuilt as 75 Ω coaxial cable to the RG-59 construction used for analogue CCTV video, with a solid copper centre conductor and a braided shield for interference rejection. The composite versions carry the video coax and the camera power pair in a single sheath, so one pull serves the whole camera.
Tested for characteristic impedance, shield coverage and attenuation. An armoured variant is available for direct burial and outdoor runs.
IS 694:2010 and the ISI mark do not apply to coaxial video cables — that standard covers PVC-insulated power and lighting cables.
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Good to knowWhat does 3+1 / 4+1 / 6+1 mean?+
It describes the cores: a coaxial video conductor plus 3, 4 or 6 power cores in one sheath, so a single cable carries both the camera video signal and its power.
When should I use the armoured version?+
Choose armoured cable for outdoor, buried or exposed runs where extra mechanical protection against damage and rodents is needed.
What cameras is it suitable for?+
Analog and HD (CVI/TVI/AHD) CCTV cameras in homes, offices, retail, warehouses and industrial sites.
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