Description
The TITAN 41000 4K-UHD is a laser phosphor large-venue projector engineered for high-brightness fixed installations. It delivers native 4K-UHD capability and WUXGA compatibility to render detailed imagery across expansive screens. The sealed, filterless optical engine is designed for long runtime and low maintenance.
Key features include a laser phosphor illumination system augmented by ColorBoost+Red laser, a 3 x 0.96″ WUXGA DMD array with 4K-UHD display capability, and up to 41,000 lumens of calibrated output. The projector offers an 18000:1 contrast specification and multi-pipe processing for 3D workflows. The sealed light engine and dust-proof enclosure extend operational reliability in continuous-use environments.
Performance highlights include support for 4K-UHD 3840×2160 sources, 10-bit colour processing, HDR support, and a fast pixel transit DMD for improved greyscale and contrast. Typical laser life is 20,000 hours in Normal mode and up to 40,000 hours in ECO mode. The TITAN also provides motorised lens shift, zoom and focus with intelligent lens memory for repeatable presets.
Connectivity is comprehensive with DisplayPort 1.2, HDMI 2.0b, 12G-SDI in/out, HDBaseT/LAN and USB. Control and automation interfaces include RS-232, Ethernet, wired remote, 12V trigger and BNC 3D sync lines. The unit supports HDBaseT transmission up to 100m and HDCP 2.2 compliance on appropriate inputs.
The TITAN 41000 is suited to auditoria, performing arts venues, large houses of worship, visitor attractions and rental/staging applications where sustained brightness and colour fidelity are required. It supports edge blending, warp and custom masking tools for projection mapping and complex screen geometries. Dual-pipe processing enables independent left/right eye 3D or simultaneous source workflows.
Installation and service are simplified by a compact chassis that is lighter and quieter than previous models, four eyebolts for rigging, multiple ceiling and table mounting options, and on-board status reporting via a 4-line LCD. Networked projector management and scheduled automation reduce onsite intervention and help maintain consistent performance over time.