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| Display Technology: | 3LCD | Brightness: | 12000 Lumens |
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| Resolution: | WUXGA (1920x1200) | Contrast Ratio: | 3500000:1 |
| Light Source: | Laser | Light Source Life: | 20000 Hours (Normal), 25000 Hours (ECO) |
| Lens: | F1.8~2.6 Electric, 1.8x Zoom | Throw Ratio: | 1.41-2.64 |
| Projection Size: | 40"-300" | Projection Distance: | 1.21m-17.04m |
| Lens Shift: | Vertical: ±120% (Electric), Horizontal: ±60% (Electric) | Keystone Correction: | Vertical: ±40° (Electric), Horizontal: ±15° (Manual) |
| 4K Support: | Yes (30Hz) | HDBaseT: | Yes (100m Transmission) |
| Rec 709: | Yes | 360 Degree Installation: | Yes |
| DICOM Mode: | Yes | USB Direct Playback: | Yes |
| Weight: | 23 Kg | Dimensions: | 645 X 210 X 440 Mm |
| Power Supply: | 100-240 V AC (50/60Hz) | ||
| Highlight: | 10000 Lumens 3LCD Laser Projector,1.8x Electric Zoom HDBaseT Lens,WUXGA 3500000:1 Contrast Ratio |
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The Flyin-K1200U is a flagship 3LCD laser projector engineered for professional large-venue applications. Built around a high-efficiency laser-phosphor light source and three independent 0.76-inch LCD panels, it delivers 12000 ANSI lumens of color-accurate brightness at WUXGA (1920×1200) native resolution. The projector incorporates a precision 1.8x electric zoom lens with powered lens shift, HDBaseT for uncompressed long-distance signal transmission up to 100 meters, and a comprehensive suite of professional installation features. Manufactured at our ISO 9001-certified facility with rigorous quality control at every production stage, the Flyin-K1200U is the trusted solution for large auditoriums, lecture halls, houses of worship, conference centers, and permanent installation environments where reliability and image quality are paramount.
With a full 12000 ANSI lumens output, the Flyin-K1200U ranks among the brightest 3LCD laser projectors available. This extraordinary brightness ensures crisp, vivid images even in venues with significant ambient light. Whether projecting detailed spreadsheets in a sunlit conference room or cinematic visuals across a 300-inch screen in a 2,000-seat auditorium, the Flyin-K1200U maintains outstanding clarity, color saturation, and contrast from edge to edge.
The 16:10 WUXGA panel provides 2.3 million pixels of native resolution — 30% more vertical workspace than standard 1080p — ideal for engineering drawings, medical imaging, and data-rich presentations. Three independent LCD chips ensure color brightness equals white brightness, eliminating the rainbow effect common in single-chip DLP. Rec.709 certified, covering over 90% of perceivable colors for true-to-life reproduction.
The precision F1.8–2.6 lens features a 1.8x motorized zoom (throw ratio 1.41–2.64), projecting 100" from 3.1m to 5.6m. Vertical lens shift of ±120% and horizontal shift of ±60% are both electrically controlled, enabling precision image alignment without physically repositioning the projector — a critical advantage in heritage buildings, suspended ceiling installations, and venues with architectural constraints.
HDBaseT transmits uncompressed 4K video, multi-channel audio, Ethernet, and control signals over a single Cat.5e/6/7 cable up to 100 meters at 20Gbps — with zero signal degradation, zero latency, and no need for expensive fiber converters or active repeaters. This dramatically simplifies cabling infrastructure in large auditoriums, reduces installation labor costs, and minimizes long-term maintenance.
The Flyin-K1200U can be installed at any angle — ceiling, floor, portrait, or tilted — with an intelligent auto ceiling flip sensor that automatically corrects image orientation. This 360-degree flexibility, combined with the extensive lens shift range, makes it ideal for creative staging, museum exhibitions, immersive projection mapping, and architectural installations where conventional front projection is impractical.
The solid-state laser-phosphor engine is rated for 20,000h Normal / 25,000h ECO — over 13 years at 8 hours per day. Unlike traditional UHP lamps that dim progressively and require costly replacements every 3,000–5,000 hours, the laser source maintains consistent brightness and color accuracy throughout its lifespan. Additional benefits include instant on/off, approximately 30% lower energy consumption, and mercury-free construction for sustainable deployment.
A dynamic contrast ratio of 3,500,000:1 — achieved through advanced laser dimming technology — produces exceptionally deep blacks and brilliant whites simultaneously, revealing subtle shadow details and highlight textures lost on lower-contrast projectors. Rec.709 color space certification ensures accurate, broadcast-grade color reproduction for professional AV and color-critical applications.
Advanced geometric correction includes vertical ±40° and horizontal ±15° keystone, four-corner independent adjustment, 5×5 and 9×9 multi-point grid correction, and dedicated curved-surface projection modes — perfect for cylindrical screens, irregular walls, and dome ceilings. The projector accepts 4K@30Hz input signals via HDMI and features DICOM simulation mode for grayscale-optimized medical imaging in clinical training and healthcare education environments. USB direct playback supports MKV, MP4, AVI, and JPEG for PC-free presentations.
The Flyin-K1200U is purpose-built for demanding environments: large auditoriums and lecture halls requiring 200–300 inch screen sizes with high ambient light rejection; houses of worship needing reliable, maintenance-free operation with natural color reproduction for live IMAG feeds; conference and convention centers where HDBaseT simplifies complex signal routing across vast floor plans; higher education facilities with mixed-use lecture theaters; museum and exhibition spaces leveraging 360° mounting and curved-screen capabilities; and medical training centers utilizing DICOM simulation. Our engineering team is available to assist with projection calculation, lens selection, and integration planning to ensure optimal performance in your specific installation environment.
Q: How do DLP projectors compare to LCD projectors?
A: DLP projectors use a DMD chip with millions of microscopic mirrors to reflect light, delivering high contrast, deep blacks, and fast switching with no panel aging. LCD/3LCD projectors pass light through liquid-crystal panels, producing smooth, bright color without the rainbow effect. Both are widely used in professional projection; the best choice depends on your venue, ambient light, and content.
Q: What should I look for in a projector for gaming?
A: For gaming, focus on low input lag, a high refresh rate, and enough brightness to fill the screen. A bright laser projector keeps the image sharp and vivid even on large screens, making it suitable for event gaming, simulators, and interactive installations.
Q: What is the difference between short-throw and long-throw projectors?
A: Short-throw projectors use a wide lens to create a large image from a very short distance, ideal for tight spaces and minimizing shadows. Long-throw projectors are mounted farther away and suit large auditoriums and venues. Match the lens and throw ratio to your room size and screen.
Q: What types of projector screens are available?
A: Common screen types include fixed-frame, motorized/roll-down, portable tripod, and ambient-light-rejecting (ALR) screens. Screen gain and material affect brightness and viewing angle. For high-lumen projectors, low-gain matte or ALR screens help avoid hotspots in large venues.
Q: How do I set up an outdoor movie projector?
A: For outdoor projection, choose a bright projector to overcome ambient light, use a taut, wrinkle-free screen or a suitable wall, ensure stable power and weather protection, and control light around the viewing area.
Q: How do 1080p and 4K projectors compare?
A: 1080p projectors output about 2 million pixels, while 4K projectors deliver roughly four times the detail for sharper large-screen images. Many professional projectors use WUXGA (1920x1200) panels with 4K signal support, balancing brightness, detail, and cost.
Q: What are the most popular projector brands?
A: The projector market includes brands such as Epson, Flyin, Christie, Barco, Sony, BenQ, and Optoma, along with specialized manufacturers such as Flyin for high-brightness large-venue and 3D mapping projectors. Compare brightness, resolution, light-source lifetime, lens flexibility, and after-sales support.
Q: How do projector brightness and contrast ratio relate?
A: Brightness (ANSI lumens) determines how well an image competes with ambient light and how large it can be projected, while contrast ratio defines the difference between the darkest and brightest parts of an image, affecting depth and detail. High brightness and high contrast ensure vivid, readable images in large-venue environments.
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