Promethean Direct Support Thread, Can you replace the projector on a +2 with an LED projector? in Direct Support; We're currently phasing out our old projectors and opting for bulbless LED ones as replacements in all of our classrooms. ...
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28th February 2012, 10:48 AM #1
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Can you replace the projector on a +2 with an LED projector?
We're currently phasing out our old projectors and opting for bulbless LED ones as replacements in all of our classrooms. This is fine when it is a ceiling mounted projector but what I want to know is will this cause problems when it comes to +2 installations?
Are there any particular models you can recommend or is the technology not there yet to enable this to work?
Cheers
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28th February 2012, 11:19 AM #2 You'll need a short throw projector, Casio do the "XJ-ST145 Short Throw LED Projector" which may work - according to projector point it'll produce a 78" image at just over 3.5ft, cant remember how close the +2 projectors are
Prepare to get a little messy with it, the +2's have non standard mounts, when we swapped one out for an Epson projector I ended up having to attach an additional ceiling mount to the boom arm. Finding or making a convertor plate may be another option.
James
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28th February 2012, 11:52 AM #3
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Thanks James
Just looked at the pricing for those and they're still pretty steep - I guess we'll just continue changing the lamps on our +2's for the time being!
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