The Ultimate Long-Range Production Umbilical

The Datavideo CB-66 is the definitive solution for professional broadcasters who need to bridge the distance between the control room and a remote camera position. At 100 meters (328 feet) in length, this "All-in-One" cable is the longest in its class, designed to replace a spaghetti-mess of individual lines. Instead of running separate SDI, XLR, and power cables, the CB-66 consolidates every essential signal—video, audio, control, and power—into one ultra-reliable, heavy-duty run.

High-Definition Video and Real-Time Feedback

Performance is uncompromised even at 100 meters. The CB-66 supports full 3G-SDI video transmission at 1080p60, ensuring your audience sees every detail in crisp high definition. Simultaneously, it carries "Program Return" video back to the camera operator, along with bi-color tally signals and full-duplex intercom audio. This bidirectional data flow allows the operator to stay perfectly in sync with the director’s vision from the other side of the venue.

Centralized Power and Control

Efficiency is at the heart of the CB-66 design. When used with the CCU-200 system, it transforms your camera into a fully managed remote unit. Because the cable carries DC power directly to the AD-3 adapter, you no longer need to worry about changing camera batteries or hunting for power outlets in remote locations. Furthermore, it carries the serial data required for deep camera control (shutter, iris, gain), allowing the technical director to paint and match cameras from the comfort of the OB van.

Rugged Reliability for the Field

Field production is tough on gear, and the CB-66 is built to survive. Its thick, durable outer jacket is designed for repeated deployment and coiling, while the reinforced, lockable connectors ensure that a accidental trip or pull won't result in a signal blackout. Whether you are wiring a permanent house of worship installation or setting up a temporary sideline camera for a major sporting event, the CB-66 provides the structural and signal integrity required for mission-critical broadcasting.