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CCTV Lenses for Security Camera OEM Projects

CCTV lenses form an image on a security camera sensor and determine coverage, brightness, and usable detail. SUPERIOR supports lens selection for security camera OEM projects by reviewing sensor dimensions, mounting interface, scene distance, illumination, and day-night imaging requirements before recommending an assembly or discussing project-specific customization.

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Lens Type
Lens Type
Required Focal Length (mm)
Required Focal Length (mm)
Sensor Format
Sensor Format
Minimum Rated Resolution (MP)
Minimum Rated Resolution (MP)
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Iris Option
Iris Option
Zoom Control
Zoom Control
Focus Control
Focus Control
IR Correction
IR Correction
Maximum Stated F-Number
Maximum Stated F-Number
Operating Wavelength (nm)
Operating Wavelength (nm)
Minimum Image Circle (mm)
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Select multiple options within a field to match any; different fields combine. Choices appear only when model data is entered. Unknown values do not satisfy a selected specification. Resolution ratings require confirmation against sensor and pixel conditions. Focal length, wavelength and magnification must fall within the stated model range.

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CCTV Lenses Selection Checklist

Use these illustrative inputs to prepare your lens selection brief. This checklist is not a model specification or an interactive product filter. Confirm all values against the selected model data sheet, or request engineering selection support.

CCTV Lenses Selection Checklist
ParameterSelection example / inputVerification required
Focal lengthExample: 8 mm fixed focal lengthVerify coverage on the actual sensor at the scene distance.
Sensor formatExample: 1/2.8-inch formatUse active dimensions, not the format name alone.
MountExample: C-mount or CS-mountConfirm flange distance, back clearance and filter stack.
ApertureExample: f/1.8Check low-light exposure, sharpness and depth of field.
Spectral conditionExample: visible plus 850 nm illuminationConfirm focus behavior with the intended IR-cut configuration.

Key Features and Advantages

  • Surveillance Coverage Matching

    Compare CCTV lenses by focal length, sensor coverage and field of view. Match the required scene coverage and target detail to the camera position, installation distance and monitoring task.

  • Day & Night Imaging Review

    Review lens performance under the intended visible and infrared illumination. For applicable models, assess IR correction and focus behavior together with the camera’s IR-cut filter configuration.

  • Focus, Zoom & Iris Options

    Select fixed or adjustable focal length and the appropriate focus and iris controls for the installation. Check control compatibility and adjustment access against the selected camera and enclosure.

  • OEM Camera Configuration

    Compare mounting interfaces, rear clearance and housing constraints before camera integration. Discuss sample quantities, approved specifications and any optical or mechanical changes required for your OEM project.

Manufacturing and Quality Control

CCTV lenses evaluation should reflect the camera, scene coverage and visible or infrared operating conditions. Agree on optical performance, mechanical fit and focus-control requirements, and request relevant drawings, sample images and inspection records before approving the production configuration.

  • Optical Performance Checks

    Review scene coverage, center and edge detail, distortion and low-light imaging with the intended camera. For day-night projects, evaluate focus behavior with the specified visible and IR illumination and filter configuration; do not assume every model is IR-corrected.

  • Mechanical & Mount Inspection

    Verify the mount, stated back focal requirements, barrel dimensions and available installation space against the camera and approved drawing. Check rear clearance and any filter, housing or protective-window interference before assembly approval.

  • Assembly & Focus Verification

    Check focus adjustment and retention in the intended camera assembly. For applicable models, evaluate zoom travel and iris operation, including the required control interface. Confirm day-night refocusing behavior and the agreed production focus-setting procedure.

  • Final Inspection & Traceability

    Review appearance, model identification, approved specification revision and protective packaging against agreed requirements. Request applicable inspection records and batch identification; define any additional sampling, functional checks or shipment documentation for the project.

Quality Documents & Inspection Evidence

View Manufacturing & Inspection Process

Request relevant drawings, test conditions and project-specific inspection evidence.

Technical Reference for Camera Evaluation

Camera specifications help define the imaging requirements for CCTV lenses selection. EMVA 1288 provides a framework for characterizing machine-vision sensors and cameras. Use the camera manufacturer’s published data alongside lens-specific checks for sensor coverage, chief ray angle and image quality.

EMVA 1288 — Sensor and Camera Characterization

CCTV Lenses Applications

Typical application directions for CCTV lenses selection and camera integration.

Illustrative application scenes.

Related CCTV Lenses & Engineering Support

Compare related lenses, review selection guidance or discuss a custom camera requirement.

BUYER QUESTIONS

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to common selection and project questions.

Are C-mount and CS-mount CCTV lenses interchangeable?

They share a thread interface but use different flange focal distances. Compatibility depends on the camera and available spacing. Confirm the complete mechanical arrangement rather than assuming that a lens that threads in will focus correctly.

Does a higher megapixel camera require a different lens?

It may. Pixel size, image circle, aperture, and contrast at the required spatial frequency matter. Compare measured image quality on the intended camera, including the image corners and operating illumination.

What changes when a camera switches from day to night?

Illumination spectrum and the position of an IR-cut filter can change the best-focus condition. Ask for an evaluation at the actual visible and infrared conditions instead of relying on an unspecified day-night label.

Can I order CCTV lenses with OEM requirements?

Submit the selected model, drawing changes, labeling needs, sample quantity, and forecast volume. SUPERIOR can review the request and confirm the feasible scope, validation requirements, and commercial terms in a quotation.

PROJECT INQUIRY

Request a Project Review and Quote

Specify your security camera project. Send the sensor model, required scene coverage, mounting interface, visible/IR conditions, and purchasing volume to request a CCTV lens recommendation and quotation.

Prepare Your Lens Inquiry

Include a model number or the information currently available:

  • Application and sensor details
  • Field of view, working distance and wavelength
  • Sample quantity or expected annual volume
  • Delivery destination and preferred schedule
Contact SUPERIOR

You do not need a complete optical specification to start. Send the information currently available, along with your delivery destination and preferred schedule.