The FLY-LS12KF is a 3LCD laser projector rated at 12,000 ANSI lumens with WUXGA 1920×1200 resolution, a 90% uniformity figure and a 3,000,000:1 contrast ratio. It is a three-panel LCD machine rather than a single-chip DLP design, so there is no colour wheel in the light path. The standard lens is 1.3–3.02:1 with a 2.3× zoom — a wide range for a single optic. The body measures 600 × 218 × 503 mm and weighs approximately 28.5 kg, drawing 700 W and running at 35 dB. Keystone correction is H ±50° and V ±30°; the horizontal figure is the unusual one, and it is what makes a side-wall mount practical.
A single-chip DLP projector produces colour by spinning a wheel through the light path. That costs brightness on saturated content and puts a sequential colour break in front of any camera the screen. Three LCD panels do not: the light is split into red, green and blue once, each panel carries its own channel, and the image is recombined. Two practical consequences apply to this projector: colour brightness tracks white brightness, so a deep blue backdrop is as bright as a white slide; and the image is stable on camera, which matters when the room is being recorded or streamed.
Most projectors in this class offer a similar vertical keystone and a much smaller horizontal one. The FLY-LS12KF is the reverse: ±50° horizontal against ±30° vertical. On a stone or glass wall where the mount cannot go where the geometry wants it, that horizontal range lets the body sit well off the screen centreline and still square the picture up. The 1.3–3.02:1 lens then covers the throw, and its 2.3× zoom absorbs the rest.
Keystone is a software correction, so still place the lens as close to correct as the room allows.
Inputs are DVI-D, HDMI 1.4 with HDCP, a 15-pin Mini D-sub for analogue, HDBaseT, RJ45 for LAN control, RS232 on D-sub 9, a 3.5 mm wired remote jack, and USB-A plus USB-B. HDBaseT carries video and control over one Cat run from a rack room. The HDMI 1.4 output is the less common one: it lets the projector pass the signal on to a second display or a confidence monitor without a separate splitter. Outputs also include a 15-pin Mini D-sub and 3D-Sync.
| Power Supply | 100–240 V AC, ±10%, 50 or 60 Hz |
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| Power Consumption | 700 W normal mode; 650 W eco mode; standby under 0.5 W |
| Noise Level | 35 dB typical; 33 dB in eco mode |
| Operating Temperature | 5 to 40 °C at 10 to 85% humidity |
| Operating Altitude | 0 to 2,500 m; High Altitude Mode must be switched on above 1,500 m |
| Housing | Moulded plastic, 600 × 218 × 503 mm, approximately 28.5 kg |
At altitudes above 1,500 m, the specification sheet warns that optical component life can be reduced if the ambient temperature climbs above 35 °C — keep the intake cool.
Send us the screen width, the mounting distance and the signal source, and we will confirm the throw position and the port plan before the order ships.
