Before reading below, we suggest you have a quick read about voltage drop.
Probably the most common way of installing SD CCTV is using RG59 Coax and power cable - often called shotgun cable. The cable comes in 100 or 250 metre lengths, you would then cut the cable to the lengths you need for each camera.
At either end of your cut to length cable, you would need to fit a BNC connector to the coax cable - this can be a "crimp on", "screw on" or "twist on" connector. If you have a crimp on tool then the most secure connection is the crimp on, if you do not you may have to go with one of the others.
Finally you need to power your cameras, this can be done in several ways. You could use a single power supply for each camera - but the most efficient way is to use a multiway power supply that can power all of your cameras from one source.
