BenQ LU951ST: BlueCore short throw projector for showrooms

This DLP equipment 5.000 lumens is ideal for use in interactive exhibitions and immersive experiences. A solution that combines BlueCore laser technology with multiple projection capabilities.

BenQ continues to rely on BlueCore technology with the LU951ST short throw laser projector. By producing a high level of brightness for more than 20.000 hours of use without maintenance, It is presented as an ideal device to use in exhibitions and immersive experiences.. Thanks to its BlueCore laser projection engine, offers a shine of 5.000 lumens with WUXGA resolution.

“The LU951ST opens up endless possibilities for wonderful digital exhibits in a variety of venues of any size.. For interactive exhibits and immersive experiences, BlueCore laser projection with short and flexible installation capability, and multiple projection capabilities combine to have a powerful impact.”, comments Conway Lee, President of BenQ Corporation.

The LU951ST DLP projector features BenQ Dust Guard Pro technology with sealed laser modules and lightweight motors to protect the rugged DMD chip., color wheel sensor, the laser bench and all optical components, improving the durability of the BlueCore laser light source.

By eliminating color wheel sensor faults, visible spots on the image and color fading, Dust Guard Pro minimizes service costs and downtime.

Equipped with a powerful long-range horizontal and vertical lens shift, 1.1x zoom and 360° projection capabilities, along with digital size/reduction adjustment and image memory settings, The LU951ST is ideal for installation in busy showrooms and trade show displays, as well as small meeting rooms.

With long-distance single-cable HDBaseT support, Daisy-chaining multiple digital HDMI projectors and smart industrial design versatility, adapts to the needs of creative companies.

Fully compatible with major third-party solutions, including Extron, Crestron, AMX y PJ-Link, The LU951ST can be managed by BenQ MDA, allowing operators to centrally control and maintain multiple networks of projectors.