

The 2.0mm 2MP M12 Wide Angle lens delivers 152° diagonal FOV, 125° horizontal coverage and F2.0 aperture for panoramic monitoring and compact wide-angle camera systems.
S02013212420 is 2.0mm 152° High-Resolution Wide Angle Lens 2-Megapixel F2.0 1/3.2″ S-Mount Lenses with Low F-number (Fast Lenses) surveillance lens.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/3.2″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 2.0mm |
| F.O.V. | 152°(D=5.6) |
| 125°(H=4.48) | |
| 95°(V=3.36) | |
| RESOLUTION | 2 MegaPixel |
| DISTORTION | <65% |
| APERTURE | F2.0 |
| MOUNT | M12X0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Fixed |
| T.T.L. | 21.2mm |
| CONSTRUCTION | 6G |
This 2.0mm 2MP M12 ultra wide angle lens is designed for compact camera systems that require exceptionally broad scene coverage from a small optical package. With a 152° diagonal FOV, 125° horizontal FOV, 95° vertical FOV, and M12×0.5 mount, it is well suited for panoramic monitoring, embedded cameras, spatial awareness, and other applications where maximizing the visible area is more important than minimizing geometric distortion.
When selecting an ultra-wide lens, the relationship between sensor format, focal length, and required coverage is critical. The Lens Selection Guide can help engineers evaluate these parameters before integrating the lens into a camera system.
This 2.0mm M12 Wide Angle lens is optimized for applications where a camera needs to observe a very large area from a short installation distance. Its 125° horizontal field of view makes it particularly useful when conventional wide-angle lenses cannot provide sufficient scene coverage.
The lens can be integrated into compact panoramic monitoring cameras, indoor area-monitoring systems, embedded smart cameras, and spatial-awareness devices. Its ultra-wide perspective is also useful for applications where the camera must capture activity around the installation point rather than focus on a distant target.
Because the lens has relatively high geometric distortion, it is best suited to applications where wide-area visibility is more important than precise geometric representation. For applications requiring accurate dimensional measurement or straight-line preservation, a low-distortion optical design would generally be more appropriate.
Engineers can use the FOV Calculator to estimate how the 2.0mm focal length and 1/3.2″ sensor format translate into scene coverage at a specific installation distance.
Designed for ultra-wide panoramic monitoring and compact spatial-awareness applications.
For camera projects requiring customized mechanical dimensions, optical performance, or production configurations, contact TOWIN for OEM/ODM optical support.
Q: What type of lens is this 2.0mm M12 lens?
A: It is a fixed focal length M12 ultra-wide angle lens with a 2.0mm focal length, 2MP resolution, and 152° diagonal field of view.
Q: What is the field of view of this M12 Wide Angle lens?
A: The lens provides a 152° diagonal FOV, 125° horizontal FOV, and 95° vertical FOV when used with the specified 1/3.2″ image format.
Q: Is this lens suitable for panoramic surveillance?
A: Yes. Its very wide field of view makes it suitable for panoramic and wide-area monitoring applications where maximizing scene coverage is a primary requirement.
Q: Does this lens have low distortion?
A: No. The specified distortion is below 65%, so this lens should be positioned as an ultra-wide or fisheye-type solution rather than a low-distortion lens.
Q: What sensor size is this 2.0mm lens designed for?
A: The specified image format is 1/3.2″. The final camera design should ensure that the selected sensor and lens provide the intended field of view without unwanted image-circle limitations.
Q: Is the focal length adjustable?
A: No. This is a fixed focal length lens with a 2.0mm focal length and fixed zoom configuration.
Q: What mount does this lens use?
A: The lens uses an M12×0.5 mount, which is commonly used for compact camera modules and embedded imaging systems.
Q: How can I calculate the coverage of this ultra-wide lens?
A: Coverage depends on the sensor dimensions, focal length, and installation distance. The FOV Calculator can be used to estimate the expected field of view and scene coverage.
Choosing an ultra-wide camera lens requires balancing field of view, sensor format, distortion, working distance, and installation constraints. The Lens Basics section provides useful background on focal length and other fundamental optical parameters.
For compact camera designs, the M12 Lenses product range provides additional optical configurations for embedded imaging applications. If your project requires a customized ultra-wide optical solution, contact TOWIN for application-specific engineering support.
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