Lens for security camera AXIS 03140-001 — 14.1 mm focal length, 31° horizontal viewing angle, black

Lens for security camera AXIS 03140-001 is a fixed M14 lens with a 14.1 mm focal length and a 31° horizontal field of view. Finished in black and supplied in packs of four, this lens is compatible with Axis cameras that accept M14 mount optics and is specifically designed for use with AXIS Q6300-E and Q6020-E Panoramic cameras. The lens is IR-compensated, which keeps visible and infrared light in focus simultaneously and eliminates the need to refocus when switching between day and night illumination.

Advantages

This fixed 14.1 mm lens provides a narrower, longer-range perspective compared with wide-angle optics, enabling clearer identification of distant subjects. IR compensation maintains sharp focus under both visible and infrared lighting, reducing image shift during low-light conditions. The robust black finish and M14 mounting make it straightforward to install on compatible Axis panoramic camera models, and packaging in sets of four supports multi-camera installations or spare-part provisioning.

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How to use

Before installation, ensure the camera model supports M14 mount lenses and that the camera is powered down. Remove the existing lens according to the camera manufacturer's instructions and fit the AXIS 03140-001 lens into the M14 mount. Adjust the focus if required during daytime conditions, then verify focus under low-light or IR illumination to confirm IR compensation performance. Re-secure any locking rings or coverings and restore power to the camera. Perform a test capture to verify the field of view and image quality meet your coverage and identification requirements.

Recommendations

Use this lens when a narrower field of view and increased reach are needed for identification at distance. For best results, pair the lens with the AXIS Q6300-E or Q6020-E cameras and verify alignment and focus after installation; consider environmental factors such as mounting height and ambient IR sources when planning camera placement.