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Fixed 8 mm CCTV lens with F1.8 aperture for 1/3 inch sensors and 42° viewing angle
This Bluecctv LB CLB08 is a fixed focal length surveillance accessory designed for 1/3 inch image sensors. It provides an 8.0mm focal length with an F1.8 aperture for light gathering. The lens delivers a 42° angle of view suitable for focused monitoring applications.
Installers requiring wider coverage, varifocal adjustment, or compatibility with larger sensor formats should look at alternative lenses. This fixed 8mm optic does not support zoom or auto-iris functions. Buyers needing different focal lengths or sensor formats must select another model.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Bluecctv |
| Model name | LB CLB08 |
Yes, the lens is designed for a 1/3" image sensor and delivers a 42° angle of view at its 8.0 mm focal length.
The F1.8 aperture gathers ample light, so the lens performs well on older cameras that require a brighter optic for low‑light scenes.
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