Keystone Correction Included 20000 Lumens Laser 3LCD Projector 360 Degree Wuxga 1920x1200 For Professional Presentations

20000 Lumen Laser Projector Ultra-Bright Performance for Large Venues

The SMX MX-X20000U is a laser LCD engineering projector that utilizes a new generation of LCD light source technology. It boasts a maximum brightness of 20,000 lumens and an impressive lifespan of up to 20,000 hours, ensuring a consistently bright display throughout its operational life. This projector minimizes radiation exposure to the human body and effectively eliminates the interference of shadows on the screen. Additionally, it features liquid crystal display (LCD) technology with a color depth of 1.07 billion colors.

Key Features:

• 20000 hours of real time with the new light source of Laser;

• Using WUXGA (1920x1200) display technology;

• 6 optional lenses, for your choice. Flexible installation;

• Focus/Zoom/Lens shift function;

• Perfect combination of high brightness and color;

• Multi-interface, dual HDMI input and HDMI OUT output;

• Blank design. Tap the button, and the projector will switch into blank screen status immediately the prevent information leakage. 

• Various projection modes; 

• On and off instantly; 

• 0.5W ultra-low power consumption in standby mode;

• Industrial design. ESD filter (static) - dustproof design and filter check function automatically;

• Support wired remote control input and output.

Specification:

Len Shift

Lens shift allows you to adjust the projector's image position vertically or horizontally without tilting the unit, preventing distortion (keystone effect) and enabling flexible placement while maintaining image quality. This is especially useful for ceiling mounts or uneven setups.

Multiple Ports

This projector with multiple input/output ports offers greater connectivity flexibility, allowing it to support various devices simultaneously. 

​​Key Ports & Their Uses:​​

1. VGA IN terminal: Connect the computer input here
2. USB-A terminal: Memory Viewer function
3. USB-B terminal: USB display function
4. DVI terminal: Connect the DVI signal to this terminal.
5/6. HDMI 1/HDMI 2 terminal: Connect the HDMI signal to this terminal.
7. HDMI OUT terminal: Output the HDMI signal through this terminal.
8. HD BaseT terminal: Connect LAN cable for HDBaseT function.
9. DMX512 terminal: control multiple projectors with the DMX512 device.
10. Anti-theft slot (KensingtonTM slot): Prevent theft with a cable.
11. SDI terminal: Connect the SDI signal from the video device.
12. RS-232C OUT terminal:  For advanced control.
13. AUDIO IN terminal: Connect the PC audio signal.
14. AUDIO OUT terminal: Connect external audio devices.
15. Wired R/C IN terminal: The wired remote controller.
16. Wired R/C OUT terminal: Transmit remote signals to another projector.
17. LAN terminal: network control and operate your projector.
18. RS-232C IN terminal: Connect for serial communication and function control.

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Advantages of Multiple Ports:​​

• Versatile connectivity​​ – Works with laptops, gaming consoles, streaming devices, and more.
• Easy switching​​ – No need to unplug devices; switch inputs via remote/OSD.
• Future-proofing​​ – Supports both modern and legacy devices.
• ​​Professional AV integration​​ – Ideal for conference rooms, classrooms, and home theaters.

LAN Control

LAN (Local Area Network) control allows you to remotely manage a projector over a wired or wireless network. Using protocols like ​​PJLink, Crestron, AMX, or TCP/IP​​, you can:

• ​​Power on/off​​ the projector
• ​​Adjust settings​​ (brightness, input source, volume)
• ​​Monitor status​​ (lamp life, temperature, errors)
• ​​Schedule operations​​ (auto power on/off)

​​Key Benefits:​​

• Centralized control​​ (ideal for classrooms, boardrooms, AV systems)
• No need for direct access​​ (manage multiple projectors remotely)
• ​​Integration with automation systems​​ (Crestron, Extron, AMX)

Common in corporate, education, and professional installations for efficient AV management.

Ideal Applications:

• Large auditoriums and conference halls
• Outdoor projection and public displays
• Museums, domes, and immersive environments
• Houses of worship and performance venues
• Simulation and visualization systems