Sizes and variants
| SKU |
|---|
| AR1200ST |
| AR600ST |
About the Short Throw Projector Wall Mount
AR600ST
AR1200ST
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Screens
Type, size, shape and material for the room- SCR-01Which screen type fits the room?Fixed-frame, motorised, portable and tab-tensioned screens each solve a different mounting and sightline problem.↗
- SCR-02How big is a 100-inch screen?A size chart in millimetres for 80–150 inch screens at 16:9, 16:10 and 4:3, and why the shape comes before the diagonal.↗
- SCR-03What does screen gain change?Gain is a light-distribution trade-off: brightness, viewing angle and uniformity must be evaluated together in the room.↗
Projectors
Throw distance, placement and reading the specs- PRJ-01How far should a projector sit?Start with throw distance, image width and lens range; the calculator is only useful when the room measurements are real.↗
- PRJ-02When does UST make sense?Ultra-short throw can keep a projector close to the wall, but screen flatness, furniture and ambient light still matter.↗
- PRJ-03Which projector number matters?Resolution, brightness and throw ratio only become useful when they match the room, screen, content and viewing distance.↗
Logo + safety
Scoping a mark and where projection helps- LGO-01What does a logo projector need?The artwork is only the start: surface, image size, throw, light, environment and permissions shape the system.↗
- LGO-02Where can logo projection help?Brand marks, directional prompts and operational cues all begin with the surface, light, throw and permission brief.↗
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