Sony SRX-T110 4K SXRD 11,000-Lumen Projector (No Lens or Lamps)

Show multiple high-definition images at once with the Sony SRX-T110 4K SXRD 11,000-Lumen Projector. It is equipped with three SXRD (Silicon X-tal Reflective Display) devices and delivers a resolution of 4096 x 2160 pixels, more than four times the resolution of consumer HDTV (1920 x 1080). It also allows 2K (2048 x 1080) images to be displayed simultaneously in four quadrants or on a twin side-by-side display. The projector has a contrast ratio of 2500:1 and provides a brightness of 11,000 lumens. It uses twin 2kWh Xenon lamps, combined with multiple gamma curves of 2.2, 2.6, and user-defined values. Through the GUI, these values are selectable, allowing you to adjust the color tone as you see fit.

The SRX-T110 operates quietly, thanks to an intelligent cooling fan system which adjusts the speed of the fans, turning off unnecessary fans based on the internal temperature. Since the fans aren't always running at full speed, or at all, they will produce overall less noise. Lenses are sold separately, so you can select the ones that are best for how you plan to use the projector. Like the lenses, the lamps are also sold separately. The SRX-T110 is designed for use in a wide range of applications, including command and control, computer visualization demonstrations, exhibitions for museums or planetariums, and more.

The SRX-T110 uses a 1.55" diagonal liquid crystal on silicon-based display device designed to create high-quality, accurate visuals.

The SXRD device helps achieve 4K resolution by incorporating nearly 8.85 million pixels per device, at a pitch of 8.5 micrometers. These high-density pixels are one-quarter the size of pixels projected using typical 2K x 1K resolution projection systems (2.2 million pixels). In multi-screen mode, full 2K resolution per quadrant can be achieved.

The SRX-T110 offers a contrast ratio of 2500:1, which is achieved through two key technologies - the Normally Black Mode system, and a thin liquid crystal cell gap.

The Normally Black Mode system displays black when the electric field is not applied, and because all molecules are in the correct alignment, the polarized light alignment is also optimized. This is designed to create a deep black level and high contrast ratio.

The SXRD device also adopts a structure that does not use "spacers". Spacers are columns found in conventional reflective liquid crystal devices that maintain a constant gap between the liquid cell floor and the top of the device. Spacers tend to both scatter and reflect light, which can impair high contrast pictures. In the spacer-less SXRD device, these artifacts are no longer seen.

The SRX-T110 provides a brightness of 11,000 lumens by employing two 2kWh Xenon lamps. The Xenon lamps utilized by the SRX-T110 are designed to achieve a wide color range by dispersing a very flat and wide light spectrum.

The cell gap structure of less than 2μm in SXRD devices also contributes to a response time of 2.5 ms for both rise and fall. The SXRD device reacts promptly to an instantaneous change of picture content, enabling the SRX-T110 to display smoothly. This virtually eliminates motion blur, a particularly significant benefit for visuals that include fast-moving objects.

The inorganic materials utilized for the alignment layer of the SXRD device are intended to be resistant to deterioration or deformities that could occur due to the intense heat and light generated by the twin lamp system.

The SRX-T110 features a CSC function to help users adjust the projector's color space to that defined by the ITU-R BT.709-3 standards for digital HDTV studio color space, the DCDM (Digital Cinema Distribution Master) color space, and the Adobe RGB color space. The target color gamut parameters satisfying the ITU-R BT. 709-3 standards, DCDM, or Adobe RGB specifications are automatically calculated from settings on the supplied SRX Controller software, then applied to the projector. The internal test generator simplifies adjustment and lets the operator align the projector in minutes. White point and color primary points can be aligned to either of these standards or to your application needs.

The SRX-T110 utilizes a 12-bit SXRD panel driver that is designed to reproduce natural-looking images.

The SRX-T110 provides three preset gamma curve values. You can select an optimum value of 2.2, 2.6, or user-defined values according to the desired gray scale.

The SRX-T110 adopts a lamp system that uses two lamps for a flexible and efficient use of light sources. With this dual lamp system, you can operate the projector using both lamps for full brightness, or less brightness by selecting one lamp. The dual-lamp mode provides maximum lamp power, and at the same time enables virtually fail-safe operation. If one bulb burns out, the other can keep projecting images. In single-lamp mode, users can select either of the two lamps manually, or the projector can automatically select a lamp based on each lamp's estimated life left. Another automatic mode is provided to make the lamps operate alternately at user-defined intervals, selectable from four to twelve hours in one-hour increments. This feature is useful when lamp life needs to be maximized. The lamp power can be set between 100% and 51%, in eight steps. This function, combined with the selectable lamp modes, contributes to achieving longer lamp life.

The SRX-T110 is equipped with zoom and focus memory functions that make iteasy to switch the projection between two types of aspect ratios. When used with the optional LKRL-Z117 and LKRL-Z122 zoom lenses, any seven zoom and focus positions can be memorized and instantly recalled via the SRX Controller software. This feature allows for full screen display regardless of the aspect ratio. An electronic vertical alignment feature is included in the same memory to compensate for vertical changes in the image, should the projector be mounted at a downward angle.

The SRX-T110 offers a choice of single-mode, dual-mode, and quad-mode displays. In quad-mode, four quadrants of images are projected. At maximum resolution, these four quadrants can project four different 2K (2048 x 1080) images simultaneously, or a single 4K (4096 x 2160) image made up of four 2K images.

Five optional zoom lenses and a short throw lens are available for the SRX-T110. They are designed to project images of maximum resolution and contrast, with minimal chromatic aberration. The short throw lens is intended for special applications, such as rear projection, where minimal space behind the screen is desired.

To increase the configuration flexibility of the SRX-T110, slots are available to accommodate four different optional boards that connect to various types of connectors. The projector comes pre-installed with an LKRI-005 HDCP DVI board which can accept two DVI signals and offers digital copy protection capability. You can select from single, dual, and quad-screen modes, assigning the appropriate signal board to each quadrant.

The SRX-T110 can be tilted 90 degrees upward or downward. In addition, it can turn projected images upside down. This flexibility allows the projector to be used in several different ways, including rear projection. To aid effective cooling at 90-degree tilt installation, an optional LKRA-001 exhaust duct adapter is required, which allows the projectors to be easily connected to an 8"-type duct system.

The SRX-T110 employs an intelligent cooling system that automatically controls multiple cooling fans in the unit. This system automatically adjusts the rotating speed of the fans according to the heat generated inside the unit, which varies depending on the brightness level of the lamps. In addition, when single-lamp mode is selected, this system automatically stops fan operation for the unused lamp.

The SRX-T110 comes equipped with the SRX Controller software, allowing for easy setup and adjustments via its GUIs on a connected computer running Microsoft Windows XP Professiona