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projectiondesign Previews FR12 Remote Light Source Projector (7/2/2010)

ISE 2010

The FR12 is part of projectiondesign’s exciting programme to vitalise and revolutionise the future of projector installations

Norwegian projector manufacturer projectiondesign® presents its latest innovation in projection technology with the preview of the FR12 Remote Light Source™ projector at Integrated Systems Europe 2010.

The patent pending FR12 Remote Light Source (RLS) concept relocates the lamps from the projector to a rack-mount enclosure up to 30 meters away from the projector head. Light from the 19-inch rack-mounted RLS illuminates the projector head via an innovative Liquid Light Guide (LLG).

The result is a compact, ruggedized, virtually maintenance-free projector head with completely silent operation. There are no limits on installation orientation and lamp maintenance is entirely simplified.

The FR12 Remote Light Source projector is ideal for 24/7 operation and applications where fan noise and heat management are issues, as well as in any location where projector access is restricted.

“At the forefront of creating some of the most exciting technologies and innovative products, projectiondesign has made history by producing innovative projectors that are compact, bright and high-resolution,” says Anders Løkke, International Marketing & Communications Manager at projectiondesign. “Now we are taking projection technology a step further in simplifying maintenance, eliminating noise and dissipating heat, as well as offering greater integration and installation flexibility. A typical application would be a 24/7 command and control room environment.”

Light from the 19-inch rack-mounted RLS illuminates the projector head via an innovative Liquid Light Guide (LLG).

“With the FR12, like many traditional Norwegian explorers and innovators of their time such as Nansen, Amundsen and Leif Ericson, projectiondesign is taking a journey and a new world view. The FR12 RLS projector is one of the company’s most exciting products yet.”

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