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Used Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD units offer a bright, powerful 3-Chip DLP laser projector delivering up to 37,000 lumens, making it a strong choice for large-venue and high-profile installation work. Available second-hand, it combines HDR processing, edge blending and extensive connectivity in a relatively compact chassis. Scroll down to browse the current used TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD listings available now.

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Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD specifications

BrandDigital Projection
SegmentVideo

About the Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD

The Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD is a 3-Chip DLP laser phosphor projector delivering up to 37,000 ISO lumens in WUXGA resolution or up to 31,000 ISO lumens in 4K-UHD. An 18,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio, sealed optics and 20,000 hours of illumination life support demanding large-venue and fixed-installation use. Connectivity includes DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and HDBaseT, while HDR processing, Constant Brightness Control, DMX Art-Net compatibility, Non-linear Warp, Geometry Correction, Edge Blending and Picture in Picture come as standard. A real-time clock for on/off automation, email alerts and PC-based central control software support live environments, and an optional lens adaptor allows compatible non-Digital Projection lenses to be used.

Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD — buyer FAQs

What resolution and brightness options does the Digital Projection TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD offer?

The TITAN Laser is available in two resolution configurations: WUXGA, which delivers up to 37,000 ISO lumens (33,000 ANSI), and 4K-UHD, which delivers up to 31,000 ISO lumens (27,500 ANSI). Both configurations use a 3-Chip DLP laser phosphor light source with an 18,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio and sealed optics, housed in a relatively compact chassis for a projector of this output class.

What connectivity and control features does the TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD include as standard?

The TITAN Laser includes DisplayPort, HDMI 2.0 and HDBaseT connections as standard. Control and integration features include DMX Art-Net compatibility, PC-based central control software, email alerts and a real-time clock for on/off automation. HDR processing, Constant Brightness Control, Non-linear Warp, Geometry Correction, Edge Blending and Picture in Picture are also included as standard.

What kind of venues and applications is the used TITAN Laser suited to?

The TITAN Laser is designed for large-venue and fixed-installation applications where high brightness and sharp images are required without compromise. Its DMX Art-Net compatibility and real-time automation features also make it suitable for high-profile live events. The 20,000-hour laser illumination life supports long-running installations where lamp replacement would otherwise be a maintenance concern.

Can non-Digital Projection lenses be used with the TITAN Laser?

Yes. An optional lens adaptor allows a variety of non-Digital Projection lenses to be fitted to the TITAN Laser, which can reduce the cost of upgrading to the projector if a buyer already owns compatible glass from a previous installation.

Who makes the TITAN Laser WUXGA / 4K-UHD, and where does it sit in their range?

The TITAN Laser is made by Digital Projection, a Manchester-based projector manufacturer and brand of Delta, known for high-performance single and 3-Chip DLP projectors for large-venue, staging, simulation and visualisation use. The TITAN Laser sits at the high-output end of that range, with its 37,000-lumen ceiling and HDR processing placing it among the more demanding large-venue models the brand produces.

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