The LensConnect USB ITS Series from CBC-Computar is a lineup of high-resolution motorized lenses designed for machine vision, intelligent traffic systems, robotics, surveillance, remote monitoring, factory automation, and industrial imaging applications that require reliable remote lens control. These lenses are controllable through a USB 2.0 interface, allowing compatible cameras and systems to adjust focus and iris without physically accessing the lens.
Available in 20mm, 25mm, and 35mm focal lengths, the LensConnect USB ITS Series supports 16MP resolution, large 1.1" image formats, and C-mount industrial camera integration. Each model features motorized focus and iris control, making the series a strong fit for hard-to-reach camera locations, enclosed housings, multi-camera inspection systems, and installations where repeatable optical adjustment is critical.
The USB ITS Series is equipped with an internal ICR switching mechanism, high spectral transmittance between visible light and near-infrared, and optical performance designed to prevent focus shift from visible light to NIR. This makes the series especially useful for day/night imaging, ITS traffic monitoring, IR-assisted surveillance, AI vision, and industrial applications that operate under changing lighting conditions.
Available in 20mm, 25mm, and 35mm focal lengths, the LensConnect USB ITS Series supports 16MP resolution, large 1.1" image formats, and C-mount industrial camera integration. Each model features motorized focus and iris control, making the series a strong fit for hard-to-reach camera locations, enclosed housings, multi-camera inspection systems, and installations where repeatable optical adjustment is critical.
The USB ITS Series is equipped with an internal ICR switching mechanism, high spectral transmittance between visible light and near-infrared, and optical performance designed to prevent focus shift from visible light to NIR. This makes the series especially useful for day/night imaging, ITS traffic monitoring, IR-assisted surveillance, AI vision, and industrial applications that operate under changing lighting conditions.
