

2.0mm M14 wide angle machine vision lens with 130° FOV, F1.0 aperture, MP resolution, manual focus, and compact 2.29mm M.B.F.L.
S02013011210IR is Wide-angle 1/3″ manual focus lens, M14X0.5 mount, 130° diagonal FOV, F1.0 aperture is suitable for low-light environments.
| IMAGE FORMAT | Max Φ6.4 |
| FOCAL LENGTH | 2.0mm |
| F.O.V. ( 1/3″) | 130°(D) |
| 112°(H) | |
| 92°(V) | |
| DISTORTION | <-19% |
| RESOLUTION | MP |
| APERTURE | F1.0 |
| MOUNT | M14X0.5 |
| IRIS | Fixed |
| FOCUS | Manual |
| ZOOM | Fixed |
| M.B.F.L. | 2.29mm |
| STRUCTURE | Without Filter |
This 2.0mm M14 wide angle lens is designed for compact machine vision and industrial imaging systems that require broad scene coverage with a megapixel-class optical configuration. With a 130° diagonal FOV, F1.0 aperture, M14×0.5 mount, and manual focus, it provides a compact solution for applications where wide-area imaging and a bright optical path are important.
The combination of a 2.0mm focal length and 130° diagonal field of view makes this lens suitable for imaging systems that need to capture a broad scene from a relatively short camera-to-subject distance. Its F1.0 aperture also provides a bright optical path, while the manual focus configuration allows the optical setup to be adjusted during camera integration.
Unlike a conventional low-distortion machine vision lens, this product uses a deliberately wide-angle optical design with < -19% distortion. It is therefore better suited to applications where broad scene coverage is more important than highly accurate geometric reproduction.
Designed for wide-area industrial imaging and compact machine vision applications, this lens combines a short 2.0mm focal length with a 130° diagonal FOV and F1.0 aperture.
For applications requiring different industrial lens configurations, explore TOWIN’s Industrial Lens range. For machine vision applications where sensor format, focal length, and working distance must be matched carefully, see the Machine Vision Solution and Lens Selection Guide.
The actual image coverage depends on the sensor format and installation geometry. The specified 130° / 112° / 92° FOV values apply to the 1/3″ format. TOWIN’s FOV Calculator can be used to evaluate field coverage for a particular camera and working distance.
For a deeper understanding of the relationship between sensor size and lens selection, see the Sensor Guide.
Q: What type of lens is this?
A: It is a 2.0mm fixed focal wide angle lens with an M14×0.5 mount, designed for selected megapixel industrial, machine vision, and embedded imaging applications.
Q: What is the field of view on a 1/3″ sensor?
A: The specified FOV is 130° diagonal, 112° horizontal, and 92° vertical when used with the 1/3″ format.
Q: Is this a fisheye lens?
A: It is not classified as a primary fisheye lens from the supplied specifications. Although the 130° diagonal FOV is extremely wide, its < -19% distortion is substantially different from the stronger fisheye distortion typically associated with dedicated fisheye designs. Final classification can also depend on the manufacturer’s optical design definition.
Q: Is this a low distortion lens?
A: No. The specified distortion is < -19%, so the lens should not be positioned as a low distortion optical solution.
Q: What does the F1.0 aperture mean for the application?
A: F1.0 represents a very bright maximum aperture, allowing a relatively large amount of light to reach the sensor. This can be useful for wide-angle imaging in environments where illumination is limited.
Q: What camera resolution can this lens support?
A: The supplied specification identifies the lens as MP resolution. Actual system resolution also depends on the camera sensor, image processing, focus accuracy, and overall optical assembly.
Q: What is the mounting thread?
A: The lens uses an M14×0.5 mount. It should therefore be matched with a compatible M14 camera housing or lens holder.
Q: Does the lens provide optical zoom?
A: No. It is a fixed focal lens with a 2.0mm focal length and fixed zoom configuration.
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