The Helios22000 is the flagship of the Helios 3LCD laser line for large venues, rated at 22,000 lumens typical with a 17,600 lumen minimum stated alongside it. The panel is a large 3 * 1.0 inch LCD set at native WUXGA 1920*1200, and the light source is laser, rated for 20,000 hours in normal mode and 30,000 hours in eco. It is built for fixed installation: ±65% vertical and ±25% horizontal lens shift, 360° installation, lens position memory with locking, and a sealed, filter-free dustproof design. The lens is motorised, 1.24–2.01:1 standard, covering 60 to 500 inches. Net weight is 28.9 kg.
The specification sheet states brightness twice: 22,000 lumens typical and 17,600 lumens minimum. The second number is why this sheet is usable in a tender — when an integrator writes 17,600 lumens into a proposal, that figure has backing, and a large-venue audience keeps its image even if the design falls back to the guaranteed floor rather than the peak. The TYP and MIN labels are kept as the source gives them.
The Helios22000 is the highest output in the Helios line, at 22,000 lumens in the same 28.9 kg sealed chassis. The step up is electrical rather than structural: allow for the higher 1,418 W draw, and the bracket, flight case and mounting plan do not change — only the power feed.
Lens shift here is ±65% vertical against ±25% horizontal. The vertical range is the practical one: a projector mounted high, or throwing from a bridge, is corrected from the control position instead of a ladder. 360° installation covers ceiling, floor, portrait or tilted, and the lens position memory with locking means a show that changes sources does not wander out of alignment — set the lens once, lock it, recall it.
The chassis is a closed dustproof design that needs no filter screen and no filter replacement. A projector hanging for years accumulates dust, and the filter is the part that fails first and costs the most visits. Removing it shrinks the maintenance schedule to cleaning the intake. Operating range is 0 to 50 °C at 20 to 80 per cent humidity, with a high-altitude mode for 1,400 to 3,050 m.
The standard lens covers 1.24–2.01:1, and the body takes a set of optional optics from 0.53:1 out to 7.50:1, so one model spans a meeting room through to a long hall or a rear-projection booth. Screen size runs 60 to 500 inches, with performance specified over 80 to 500 inches. Aperture is F1.8–2.24 with a focal range of 27.7–44.3 mm.
The panel is built for a fixed install: HDBaseT carries video and control over one Cat run, 3G-SDI takes a broadcast feed directly, DMX512 brings the projector into a lighting desk, and USB-B plus RJ45 handle display inputs. Two HDMI 1.4 inputs, DVI-D, VGA and a shared 3.5 mm audio input cover local sources; HDMI 1.4 out and a 3.5 mm audio out complete the panel. Control is RS-232C in and out, wired remote in and out, and LAN control through Crestron RoomView, AMX Discovery and PJ Link, so the unit drops into an existing control system.
| Power Supply | 100–240 V AC, 50/60 Hz |
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| Power Consumption | 1,418 W at full; 1,383 W in normal mode; 960 W and 890 W in the two eco stages; standby under 0.5 W |
| Noise Level | 46 dB at full, down to 42 dB in eco |
| Net Weight | 28.9 kg without the lens |
| Brightness Stability | Constant-brightness mode holds output level over time — ideal for long-running installations |
Send the screen width and the throw distance — our team will confirm the right lens and configuration for your venue.
