Screens and projectors
The global site stops at the seat. A hall is unfinished if the screen is an orphan line in another tender. Here the types are written next to the sightline.
BoxTech does not manufacture the panel. The Arabic edition puts it in the specification so the seat is not bought apart from what the sitter looks at.
Types in this section
Each type is a full page: what it is, where it sits in the hall or the bowl, and what the bill of quantities must say before a price is asked.
- 01Fine-pitch indoor LED1.5 to 2.5 mm pitch for theatres, conference halls and boxes. Brightness is checked against house light, not against the catalogue alone.How indoor pixel pitch and brightness are chosen with the seat sightline, without an invented figure.
- 02Stadium ribbon and scoreboardA wider pitch for outdoors, with dust and heat resistance, and a height taken from the last row, not only from midfield.Ribbon boards and scoreboards: the last row, dust, sun and maintenance without closing the season.
- 03Hall laser projector6,000 to 20,000 lumens by image width and throw. Noise is named, because the seat nearest the booth hears it.Throw, noise, the booth and the sightline. No invented lumen figure.
- 04Cinema and short-throwA commercial screen is not a living room. Short-throw is for home cinema and a box. A standard throw is for a university hall.Public cinema and a home room differ in throw, isolation and pitch, not in cloth colour.