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Optimized for different working distances these compact and robust 1.1” / 1.2" C-Mount lenses are the perfect choice for demanding short and long distance applications even in harsh environment.

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COMPACT LENSES

THE SPECIALISTS FOR LONG WORKING DISTANCES

Optimized for different working distances these compact and robust 1.1” / 1.2″ C-Mount lenses are the perfect choice for demanding short and long distance applications even in harsh environment. With the special broadband AR coating they can be used in the visible 400 to 700 nm and in the NIR 700 to 1000 nm range. The lenses are also available in a version with a motorized iris.

KEY FEATURES OF THE LENSES

◆ Optimized for long working distances up to infinity

◆ Low chief ray angle suits all SONY Pregius™ generations

◆ 1.2″ (19.3 mm) max. sensor size (TOPAZ 2.4/6.5: 1.1″)

◆ C-Mount lens

◆ 6 focal lengths available: 6.5 mm – 50 mm

◆ Initial aperture: F2 – F2.8

◆ Motorized iris available

Name	Aperture	Focal length (mm)	Mount	Sensor size	Type	Size D x L (mm x mm)	Weight (g)	Filter thread
➡TOPAZ 2.4/6.5 C	2.4 –16	6.5	C	1.1" (17.6 mm)	standard	55 x 50.2	165	M82 x 0.75
➡TOPAZ 2.4/6.5 C-MI	2.4 –16	6.5	C	1.1" (17.6 mm)	motorized iris	55 x 50.2	225	M82 x 0.75
➡TOPAZ 2.8/12 C	2.8 –22	12	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	standard	50 x 58	167	M62 x 0.75
➡TOPAZ 2.0/25 C	2.0 –16	25	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	standard	34 x 40.2	86	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/25 C-MI	2.0 –16	25	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	motorized iris	50 x 40.2	146	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/30 C	2.0 –16	30	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	standard	34 x 40.5	87	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/30 C-MI	2.0 –16	30	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	motorized iris	50 x 40.5	147	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/38 C	2.0 –16	38	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	standard	34 x 48	133	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/38 C-MI	2.0 –16	38	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	motorized iris	50 x 48	193	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/50 C	2.0 –16	50	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	standard	34 x 56.6	156	M30.5 x 0.5
➡TOPAZ 2.0/50 C-MI	2.0 –16	50	C	1.2" (19.3 mm)	motorized iris	50 x 56.6	216	M30.5 x 0.5

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