The SNP-LU11K is a high-performance DLP laser projector designed for large venues and outdoor applications. With native 1920×1200 resolution and 11000 ANSI lumens brightness, this RgBL two-color laser projector delivers exceptional image quality for demanding professional environments.

• Realistic picture quality with true resolution
• Advanced RgBL two-color laser light source
• Network control capabilities
• 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio
• Automatic dynamic picture compensation
• Keystone correction and edge fusion
• Geometric image correction
• Motorized lens system
• Dust-proof design
• Super reflex lens technology
• Alien 3D display support
• HDBaseT connectivity

The projector utilizes RgBL dual-color laser technology with DLP® drivers to provide excellent color and brightness matching. Supporting active 3D and multi-point geometric correction, it offers 720-degree installation flexibility with contrast ratios up to 1,000,000:1.

The RgBL dual-color laser technology employs blue and red laser diodes for precise color matching (HSG), enhancing hue and saturation to deliver more vivid and lifelike images compared to traditional laser phosphor projectors.

Equipped with Control Management-LAN functionality, the projector supports remote monitoring and control through industry-standard software including Crestron, AMX, and PJ-link. Combined with RS232 and RJ45 interfaces, users can monitor equipment status in real-time and perform timely maintenance.

With a contrast ratio of 1,000,000:1, the projector delivers clear, eye-catching images with bright, vibrant colors. High contrast enhances image clarity, detail performance, and grayscale representation.

The independent algorithm image chip effectively eliminates motion blur, image smearing, and image jitter, ensuring smooth and clear moving pictures with excellent visual performance.

Supporting high resolution and covering full HD, the projector enables users to enjoy widescreen images with exceptional realism and detail.

Keystone correction ensures standard rectangular projection even when the projector isn't perfectly perpendicular to the screen. The built-in edge fusion function supports M (row) × N (column) configurations, significantly reducing implementation costs.