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Projectors, Screens and Audio Systems turn a room into a professional home theater or presentation center, using engineeringly precise optics and spatial acoustic architecture.
Visual content and sound reproduction in large format is no longer just the privilege of commercial cinemas. Modern projectors use high-power laser (ALPD) or LED light sources capable of generating a luminous flux of over 2000 ANSI lumens. This means the image retains brightness and contrast even in partially lit rooms. Depending on the size of the room, the systems offer Short-Throw lenses that project a 100-inch screen from a distance of just a few tens of centimeters. To prevent the laser beam from being absorbed or reflected due to wall imperfections, ALR (Ambient Light Rejecting) projection screens are vital for an excellent picture. These specialized micro-structured fabrics reflect the projector's light directly to the viewer while blocking ambient light falling from windows or lamps. In turn, a cinema-worthy immersion is provided by spatial sound (Dolby Atmos or DTS:X) audio systems and soundbars. Integrated high-frequency tweeters and low-frequency subwoofer arrays create a wide acoustic range from 20Hz to 20kHz, physically shaking the room during low bass episodes.
Optics, screen and acoustic specifications:
- Laser (ALPD) light sources: Unlike traditional lamps, laser technology provides over 25,000 hours of service life without color degradation.
- ALR optical screens: A precisely calibrated surface texture improves image contrast up to 10 times (compared to a white wall), eliminating glare and fading.
- Ultra Short-Throw lenses: Optical prisms asymmetrically refract light, allowing the projector to be placed directly below the screen, thus avoiding shadows when someone walks past the device.
- Spatial 3D sound (Dolby Atmos): Upward-firing speakers built into soundbars reflect audio waves against the ceiling, creating an engineeringly convincing vertical sound effect.
The synergy of large-format image and sound provides absolute immersion in movies, computer games, or multimedia presentations. To safely and stably power powerful laser projectors and acoustics in one workstation, protecting them from mains overvoltage fluctuations, reliable extension cords and monitor lamps are required.
