The Colegio de México installs two Christie HS Series projectors in its main auditorium

Two Christie D13WU-HS laser projectors have been located on the ceiling of the Alfonso Reyes room., that display images on two screens 189 inches. Also used is Newtek's TriCaster multi-camera production system and an Extron video array..

He School of Mexico It is a public institution, of a university nature, dedicated to research and higher education in social sciences and humanities. It is one of the most prominent in the Hispanic world, for which it has received numerous recognitions since its foundation in 1940, including the Prince of Asturias Award for Social Sciences.

Your main audience (Alfonso Reyes room) has been technologically renewed with the incorporation of two laser projectors Christie D13WU-HS. This model is very quiet, incorporates 1DL technology, zoom lenses 1,5-2,0:1, 13.500 Lúmentes ISO and Resolution Wuxga.

He Group ACT, Mexican company dedicated to providing integration in audiovisual systems for more than 15 years, has been in charge of the sale and integration of the entire solution. It also had the support of Videology, Christie partner in Mexico, for product selection, adjustments and tuning.

Caesar Centeno, associate consultant of the ACT Group, points out that different brands of projectors were evaluated, but due to the quality and cost-benefit ratio, this Christie model was chosen. “These are very bright devices that offer excellent video quality and resolution.”, in addition to having a compact size and a contained price”.

The laser lighting of the equipment was also an important factor when choosing it.. “We were interested in having them equipped with laser technology to have a better cost-benefit ratio and return on investment”, add Rye. In that sense, Christie HS Series projectors offer 20.000 horas de funcionamiento sin lámpara a bajo coste.

The equipment has been located on electric lifts on the roof, projecting on two screens 189 inches. Content is launched from all types of devices, including PCs, laptops, tablets and smartphones. The TriCaster multi-camera production system is also used. Newtek and a video matrix Extron.