Axis Communications 02006-001 M12 Lens 2.1mm F1.8 Ir

Product Description

The AXIS COMMUNICATIONS 02006-001 is an M12-mount wide-angle lens designed for use with compatible IP surveillance cameras. With a 2.1mm focal length and a fast F1.8 aperture, it delivers a wide field of view and strong light-gathering performance in low-light environments. The IR-corrected optical design ensures the focal point remains consistent when the camera switches between visible-light and infrared illumination, preventing the image blur that occurs with non-IR lenses. This package includes 10 lenses, making it practical for multi-camera deployments. Installation is typically handled by security system integrators and network camera technicians.

This lens is suited for indoor and outdoor surveillance installations where wide-angle coverage is required, such as hallways, entrances, small rooms, and perimeter monitoring. The M12 mount format is common across a range of board cameras and compact IP camera modules. The 10-lens pack is intended for larger installations or to maintain stock for ongoing service calls and camera buildouts.

Key Features

• 2.1mm focal length provides a wide field of view for area coverage
• F1.8 maximum aperture supports performance in low-light conditions
• IR-corrected optics maintain focus accuracy when infrared illumination is active
• M12 lens mount compatible with standard board-camera and module-camera housings
• Pack quantity of 10 lenses per unit of measure supports multi-camera projects

Compatibility

Designed for use with M12-mount IP cameras and board camera modules that accept interchangeable M12 format lenses. Consult camera documentation to confirm M12 mount compatibility and back-focal distance requirements before installation.

Installation Notes

M12 lens replacement and installation is typically performed by qualified security or network camera technicians. Power down the camera and disconnect it from the network before removing or installing any lens. Use clean, lint-free optics tools when handling lens glass surfaces to avoid contamination. After installation, verify focus and image alignment by reviewing live camera output before finalizing the mounting position.