Laird DIN1855-BF 3G SDI DIN 1.0/2.3 to BNC-F Video Adapter Cable w/ Belden 1855A
Best professional adapter for compact broadcast and high-resolution video setups.
The Laird DIN1855-BF is a 10-foot video adapter cable engineered for high-speed 3G-SDI applications, connecting equipment with the space-saving DIN 1.0/2.3 interface to standard BNC connections. It utilizes lightweight Belden 1855A SDI Mini RG59 Coax, ideal for mobile broadcast environments and tight installations. This passive adapter ensures reliable signal integrity, supporting up to 6G-SDI standards. It features a flexible sleeve for enhanced abrasion resistance and robust connectors providing necessary strain relief for professional patching needs, supporting 1080p Full HD and 4K Ultra HD resolutions.
$27.95
Owner Satisfaction
4.8
/ 5
Category Rank
24
/ 2556
#24 in Audio & Video Cable Adapters & Couplers
Price vs Category Average
-64%
Below average
Cable Length
10
/ Foot
Who it's for
- Production crews needing durable gear for demanding daily use
- Broadcast engineers requiring stable, high-definition signal transmission
- AV technicians integrating modern equipment with legacy infrastructure
Who should skip it
- Budget-conscious buyers seeking affordable, generic connectivity solutions
- General consumers looking for standard home theater or IT adapters
- Installers planning long-distance cable runs for 3G SDI signals
Performance breakdown
Signal Integrity
Belden 1855A cabling ensures pristine transmission for demanding 6G-SDI workflows.
Build Durability
Robust strain relief and abrasion-resistant sleeves handle frequent mobile patching.
Form Factor
Mini RG59 coax keeps cable runs lightweight and easy to manage.
Connector Precision
DIN 1.0/2.3 interface provides a secure, space-saving connection for compact gear.
Resolution Support
Handles 4K Ultra HD signals without compromising professional broadcast standards.
Installation Versatility
Flexible design excels in tight racks and crowded mobile broadcast environments.
Key Specs
Cable Length
10 Foot
Nominal Characteristic Impedance
75 +/- 1.5Ω
Shielding
Dual Shield - Duofoil/TC - Tinned Copper
Conductor Material
Bare Copper (BC)
Insulation Material
Gas-injected FHDPE
Supported Standards
SMPTE ST-2081 6G-SDI
Connector End A
DIN 1.0/2.3
Connector End B
BNC Female (BNC-F)
Features
- Adapts DIN 1.0/2.3 to BNC-F connections
- Uses lightweight Belden 1855A Mini RG59 Coax
- Supports high-speed 6G-SDI standards
- Flexible sleeve for superior abrasion resistance
- High-quality connectors ensure reliable strain relief
- Designed for quick, professional patching
- Supports 1080p Full HD and 4K Ultra HD
What customers say
Professionals highly value the Laird DIN1855-BF cable for its exceptional reliability and robust construction, crucial for broadcast and cinema work. The use of genuine Belden 1855A cable ensures pristine 3G SDI signal integrity, a major advantage over budget options. Users consistently report flawless performance even under high stress. A key positive feature is the precision DIN 1.0/2.3 connector, which provides a secure, snug fit, eliminating intermittent connection problems common with lesser adapters when attaching to compact gear like monitors. While the initial cost is higher, the superior build quality and dependable assembly standards fully justify the investment for mission critical applications. This cable is viewed as a trusted, essential tool.
Know before you buy
Yes, the Laird DIN1855-BF is rated for 6G-SDI standards, which supports both 1080p Full HD and 4K Ultra HD resolutions.
The Belden 1855A is a mini RG59 coax cable that offers a thinner, more flexible profile than standard coax. This makes it ideal for tight equipment racks and mobile broadcast setups where space and cable management are priorities.
Yes, this adapter features a male DIN 1.0/2.3 connector on one end and a female BNC connector on the other, allowing you to easily bridge the two interface types.
Absolutely. It is built with a flexible, abrasion-resistant sleeve and high-quality connectors that provide robust strain relief, making it well-suited for the rigors of professional patching.
No, this is a passive adapter cable. It is designed to pass the signal directly from your DIN interface to your BNC connection without the need for power.
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