Optoma ZU920TST WUXGA Laser Light Source Projector, 9,800 Lumens

For large venues, digital signage and mission-critical installations that demand uninterrupted performance, the Optoma ZU920TST WUXGA laser projector delivers bright, color-accurate imagery with installation flexibility built for professionals. As a Pro projector from Optoma, the ZU920TST pairs 9,800 lumens of laser brightness with native 1920 x 1200 WUXGA resolution and HDR compatibility to produce legible, high-contrast visuals even in ambient light. Its IP5X dust-resistant optical engine and 30,000-hour laser life offer maintenance-free operation for continuous 24/7 deployment, reducing downtime and service costs.

Installation is faster and cleaner thanks to the short-throw optics, 1.2x motorized zoom and full motorized lens shift, while integrated control via HDBaseT, LAN, RS232 and common control systems (Crestron, AMX, Extron) lets AV and security teams monitor and manage devices remotely. The ZU920TST is ideal for digital signage, projection mapping, simulation, immersive environments and security/surveillance monitoring applications where image clarity, reliability and centralized control matter. Contact us to specify the Optoma ZU920TST for your next large-venue or security-grade projection project.

• Ultra-bright 9,800 lm laser ensures clear, readable images in large venues and well-lit spaces for reliable digital signage and immersive installs.
• Maintenance-free laser light engine rated for up to 30,000 hours and IP5X dust-resistant optics for true 24/7 operation and lower total cost of ownership.
• Short-throw lens with motorized zoom and full motorized lens shift simplifies installation in tight spaces and reduces AV infrastructure costs.
• Integrated control (LAN, HDBaseT, RS232, Crestron, AMX, Extron) enables centralized monitoring and easy integration into security, surveillance and monitoring systems.
• WUXGA resolution with HDR compatibility and advanced Color Management delivers crisp detail and accurate colors for simulation, projection mapping and professional presentations.