

2.7mm M8 wide angle lens with 160° diagonal FOV, F2.6 aperture, M8×0.35 mount and 0.1m M.O.D. for compact camera systems.
M802712712526F is Wide angle CCTV lens with Built-In IR Filter, 1/2.7″ 2.7mm M8X0.35 mount, 160° diagonal F.O.V., F2.6 aperture, for security surveillance.
| IMAGE FORMAT | 1/2.7″ |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 2.7mm |
| F.O.V. | 160°(D=6.67) |
| 125°(H=5.76) | |
| 67°(V=3.24) | |
| RESOLUTION | 2 MP |
| TV DISTORTION | <-18% |
| APERTURE | F2.6 |
| MOUNT | M8X0.35 |
| C.R.A. | <29° |
| R.I. | >51% |
| M.O.D. | 0.1m |
| B.F.L. | 2.6mm |
| TTL | 11.40mm |
| STRUCTURE | 2G3P+IRCF |
This 2.7mm M8 wide angle lens is designed for compact camera modules that require extremely broad scene coverage from a miniature optical package. On a 1/2.7″ image format, it provides a 160° diagonal FOV, 125° horizontal FOV, and 67° vertical FOV, allowing a compact camera to capture a very large viewing area.
The lens provides 2MP resolution, F2.6 aperture, and an M8×0.35 mount, making it suitable for embedded camera modules where optical coverage and compact mechanical dimensions are both important. Its 0.1m minimum object distance allows the lens to capture relatively close subjects while maintaining its wide viewing angle.
With a 2.6mm BFL, 11.40mm TTL, and 2G3P + IRCF optical construction, this lens offers a practical miniature optical configuration for wide-area monitoring, embedded sensing, and compact observation systems.
The defining feature of this lens is its combination of a 2.7mm focal length and 160° diagonal FOV. This allows a compact camera to capture a very large portion of the surrounding scene, making it suitable for applications where minimizing blind areas is more important than achieving precise geometric reproduction.
The 0.1m minimum object distance is particularly useful for close-range imaging. A camera can be installed relatively close to the subject while still maintaining a broad viewing area, which can benefit compact monitoring and embedded sensing systems.
The M8×0.35 mount and 11.40mm TTL provide a compact mechanical configuration for camera modules with limited installation space. With < -18% TV distortion, the lens is intended for wide-area observation rather than precision measurement.
Designed for compact wide-angle imaging applications requiring extensive scene coverage, close-range imaging, and a miniature M8 optical interface.
For additional miniature lens configurations, explore TOWIN’s M8/M7/M6/M5/M3.5 Small Mount Lenses.
When matching the lens to a camera sensor, the Sensor Guide provides useful information about sensor formats and lens compatibility.
You can also use the FOV Calculator to compare focal length, sensor size, and field of view.
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Q: What is the field of view of this 2.7mm M8 lens?
A: On a 1/2.7″ image format, the lens provides 160° diagonal FOV, 125° horizontal FOV, and 67° vertical FOV.
Q: What sensor format is this lens designed for?
A: The lens is specified for a 1/2.7″ image format and supports 2MP resolution.
Q: Is this lens suitable for wide-angle applications?
A: Yes. Its 160° diagonal FOV provides exceptionally broad scene coverage, making it suitable for wide-area imaging applications.
Q: Is this 2.7mm lens a fisheye lens?
A: Although the lens provides a very wide 160° diagonal FOV, the supplied product classification is Wide Angle Lens. It should not be automatically classified as a fisheye lens based only on its field of view.
Q: Is this a low distortion lens?
A: No. The specified TV distortion is below -18%, so the lens is intended for broad scene coverage rather than low-distortion imaging or precision measurement.
Q: What is the minimum object distance?
A: The M.O.D. is 0.1m, allowing the lens to capture subjects at relatively short distances.
Q: What is the mount specification?
A: The lens uses an M8×0.35 mount, making it suitable for miniature camera modules and compact optical assemblies.
Q: What does IRCF mean in this lens specification?
A: IRCF means infrared cut filter. It filters infrared wavelengths before they reach the image sensor. The presence of an IRCF does not mean that the lens is an IR-corrected optical design.
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