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Computar Ganz TG0812FCS-L 8mm f1.2 DC auto iris CCTV lens CS mount

Computar Ganz

Computar Ganz TG0812FCS-L 8mm f1.2 DC Auto Iris CCTV Camera Lens

SKU CH-SE11-JH27S

An 8 mm f1.2 CS-mount lens with DC auto-iris control for 1/3-inch CCTV cameras

  • Auto iris for consistent exposure in changing light
  • DC auto iris control compatible with supported cameras
  • Bright f1.2 aperture captures clear images in low light
  • 8 mm focal length suited for standard surveillance views

Precision 8 mm f/1.2 lens for DC auto-iris cameras

The Computar Ganz TG0812FCS-L is a CS-mount CCTV lens built for 1/3-inch format sensors. Its 8 mm focal length and bright f/1.2 maximum aperture suit DC auto-iris camera bodies that require precise depth-of-field control in changing light.

Four-pin mini connector

A factory-fitted 4-pin mini plug and extended lead connect directly to compatible DC auto-iris ports without adapters. Japanese manufacture and a three-year manufacturer warranty back the unit for continuous surveillance deployments.

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Price $72.99
Cheaper than about 70% of the 1,032 comparable items (median $119.99).

Specifications

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Brand nameComputar Ganz
Model nameTG0812FCS-L

Questions about this item

Will the DC auto iris mechanism need periodic cleaning or replacement?

The DC auto iris is a sealed mechanism inside the lens barrel; no user cleaning or scheduled replacement is specified.

What is the first performance limit that appears during continuous operation?

The iris aperture stops down to f1.2 in bright light, so the smallest available opening becomes the limiting factor for exposure control.

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