

3.2–10mm M14 manual zoom CCTV lens for 1/2.7″ sensors, featuring 137°–39° diagonal FOV, 2MP resolution, F1.6–F2.9 aperture, and DC auto iris.
D14321012716A2 is 3.2-10mm Wide-angle CCTV lens, 1/2.7″ manual zoom and focus lens, F1.6~F2.9 aperture M14 mount lens, 2 Megapixel, DC Auto IRIS.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/2.7″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 3.2-10mm |
| F.O.V. | 137°~39°(D) |
| 114°~33°(H) | |
| 60°~19°(V) | |
| RESOLUTION | 2 MP |
| APERTURE | F1.6~F2.9 |
| MOUNT | M14 |
| IRIS | DC Auto |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Manual |
| M.O.D. | 0.2m |
| B.F.L. | 5.8mm |
This 3.2-10mm M14 manual zoom CCTV lens is designed for surveillance systems that require flexible field-of-view adjustment across different monitoring distances. With a 137° maximum diagonal FOV, 2MP resolution, F1.6–F2.9 aperture, and DC auto iris, it provides adaptable imaging performance for wide-area security cameras and compact monitoring systems.
The 3.2–10mm focal-length range gives installers flexibility to adjust the image framing after the camera has been positioned. At 3.2mm, the lens provides a 137° diagonal field of view, making it suitable for broad-area monitoring. At 10mm, the viewing angle becomes significantly narrower, allowing the camera to concentrate on a more specific area.
Designed for flexible CCTV surveillance applications, the lens can be used for:
The 0.2m M.O.D. also allows the lens to be positioned for relatively close monitoring scenes where a short working distance is required.
For other compact surveillance optics, explore TOWIN’s CCTV and Camera Lens Products.
This lens can be integrated into compatible:
The M14 mount should be matched with the mechanical interface and housing design of the target camera before integration.
The main advantage of this lens is its manual 3.2–10mm zoom range. The wide end provides broad scene coverage, while the longer focal-length setting allows the camera to obtain a narrower view without changing the lens.
The specified FOV ranges from 137° to 39° diagonal, 114° to 33° horizontal, and 60° to 19° vertical. This makes the lens suitable for surveillance systems where the required viewing area can vary between installations.
The DC auto iris is another important feature for security applications. It allows the camera system to control the iris according to the available light, making the lens suitable for scenes with changing illumination.
Before selecting the lens, users should consider sensor format, working distance, required FOV, resolution, mounting interface, and back focal requirements. TOWIN’s Lens Selection Guide provides additional information about selecting the appropriate optical configuration.
For estimating the expected image coverage at different focal lengths, use the FOV Calculator.
You can also explore the Lens Basics section for additional information about focal length, field of view, aperture, and other lens parameters.
Q1: What type of lens is this 3.2–10mm M14 lens?
A: It is a manual zoom wide-angle CCTV lens designed for 1/2.7″ camera sensors, with a 3.2–10mm adjustable focal-length range.
Q2: What is the maximum field of view?
A: The maximum specified FOV is 137° diagonal, 114° horizontal, and 60° vertical, achieved at the 3.2mm wide-angle setting.
Q3: Can the focal length be adjusted during installation?
A: Yes. The lens uses a manual 3.2–10mm zoom mechanism, allowing the installer to adjust the viewing angle according to the surveillance scene.
Q4: What does the DC auto iris do?
A: The DC auto iris allows the camera system to control the lens aperture according to changing illumination, helping maintain a suitable exposure across different lighting conditions.
Q5: What sensor format is this lens designed for?
A: The lens is specified for a 1/2.7″ image format and should be paired with a compatible sensor and camera module.
Q6: Is this lens suitable for indoor CCTV applications?
A: Yes. Its wide-angle capability, manual zoom range, and DC auto iris make it suitable for indoor surveillance environments such as retail stores, offices, entrances, and corridors.
Q7: What is the minimum object distance of this lens?
A: The specified M.O.D. is 0.2m, providing flexibility for relatively close-range monitoring applications.
Q8: What should I check before integrating this lens into a camera?
A: Check the sensor format, M14 mechanical interface, required focal-length range, FOV, working distance, and back focal requirements. The target camera should be compatible with the lens’s optical and mechanical specifications.
For security monitoring projects, explore Smart Security Solutions for application-specific optical configurations.
For additional CCTV and imaging products, visit TOWIN Products.
If you need to compare different focal lengths, sensor formats, or fields of view, see the Lens Selection Guide.
For OEM projects requiring customized focal length, FOV, aperture, mount, or other optical specifications, contact TOWIN for technical assistance.
Download Specs Sheet
Online contact
Sending...
