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computar AG3Z3112KCSMPIR 3MP CS-Mount Day/Night 3.1-8mm Varifocal Lens with 2.6x Zoom
computar AG3Z3112KCSMPIR 3MP CS-Mount Day/Night 3.1-8mm Varifocal Lens with 2.6x Zoom
B&H # COAG3Z3112KC MFR # AG3Z3112KCS-MPIR
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- 1Description
The AG3Z3112KCS‐MPIR 3MP CS-Mount Day/Night 3.1-8mm Varifocal Lens from Computar is compatible with 1/2.7" cameras using a CS-mount. It features a stepping motor auto iris and manual zoom.
- 1920 x 1080 format
- Precise focus adjustment
- IR corrected optics
- Corner brightness
- Compatible with Allied Vision Technology's GT1290 Series (add V31 to P/N)
- P-iris (precise iris) technology
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computar AG3Z3112KCSMPIR 3MP CS-Mount Day/Night 3.1-8mm Varifocal Lens with 2.6x Zoom
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- 1Description
| Imager Size | 1/2.7" |
| Maximum Aperture Ratio | 1:1.2 |
| Mount Type | CS-mount |
| Focal Length | 3.1-8mm |
| Aperture | f/1.2 |
| Image Format | Maximum: 3.2 x 5.8 mm (Ø6.6 mm) |
| Operation Range |
Iris: F1.2 ‐ F16C Focus: 1' to infinity (0.3 m to infinity) Zoom: 3.1 to 8mm |
| Control |
Iris: Stepping motor Focus: Manual Zoom: Manual |
| Angle of View |
1/2.7" Type (16:9) 123.1 to 48.3° (D), 105.4 to 42.2° (H), 57.9 to 23.8° (V) 1/2.7" Type (4:3) 123.1 to 48.3° (D), 95.9 to 38.7° (H), 71.0 to 29.1° (V) 1/3" Type (4:3) 110.3 to 43.9° (D), 86.7 to 35.2° (H), 64.4 to 26.5° (V) |
| Effective Lens Aperture |
Front: Ø20.9mm Rear: Ø10.5mm |
| Back Focal Length |
Tele: 7.8mm Wide: 7.8mm |
| Flange Back Length | 0.5" (12.5 mm) |
| Operating Temperature | 14 to 122°F (-10 to 50°C) |
| Dimensions (Ø x H x L) | 1.5 x 1.9 x 2.2" (37 x 48.2 x 55 mm) |
| Weight | 2 oz (57 g) |
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