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    F1.6 4.0mm 1/2.7" M12 Network Camera Lens PL066 is a high-performance, cost-effective M12 fixed-focus lens. PL066's key selling points are the F1.6 large aperture for superior low-light imaging and a 90° horizontal FOV for wide coverage. Featuring a 1G4P hybrid structure and supporting up to 5MP resolution, F1.6 4.0mm 1/2.7" M12 Network Camera Lens PL066 is highly competitive in security, automotive dashcams, and smart home applications where high definition and compactness are essential.
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    2.8mm 1/2.7" CCTV Security AIoT Lens PL060

    2.8mm 1/2.7" CCTV Security Lens PL060, along with all our products, has undergone MTF instrument testing and its consistency is superior to that of products from other suppliers. You can rest assured to purchase various standard M12 lenses from our factory.
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    F1.6 3.0mm 1/2.7" M12 FPV Drone Camera Lens PL092IRS1

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    AIoT M12 5MP 8mm 1/2.7" F2.0 FPV Camera Lens

    AIoT M12 5MP 8mm 1/2.7" F2.0 FPV Camera Lens strikes an excellent balance between a standard M12 compact form factor and professional-grade optical performance. The combination of 5MP resolution, F2.0 aperture, and 5G structure makes it a robust choice for environments requiring reliability and high image fidelity.
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