
Remote Projector Iris
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Remote controlled LCD/video projector shutter
What is a remote controlled projector iris?
A projector iris is used to black out light/images to the screen from distant projectors while the projector is still on but not being used.
Why would I need a remote controlled projector iris?
Video projectors by design emit light on the screen even with no video present, this is often undesirable during performances or presentations, and it's impractical to turn on and turn off video projectors when you have to deal with cool down and warm up times, and in most cases turning it off then on shortens the projector bulb life as opposed to just leaving it on, and trying to send a black level video to darken its output is not a good idea - a intense amount of heat is generated by the focused light of the projector bulb, manufacturers allow thier projectors to pass light when no video is present to reduce heating of the internal LCD plates, if you send black level video to the projector you are increasing the heating of the plates and reducing the life of the projector.
Our Remote Projector Iris solves these problems and does it simply and reliably, its shutter arm mechanically blocks all images coming from the projector by positioning itself directly in front of the projectors lens, it is made of lightweight aluminum to handle the heat from the projector and is fully operable from zero to 180 degrees in any direction. We use a high quality ball bearing actuator to insure reliability and repeatability. The actuator is microproccessor controlled which enables precise positioning, it contains 2 adjustment controls - one for adjusting open position and the other for adjusting closed position. The remote control houses a 2 - postion switch open/closed.
What do I get in the kit?
What else do I need?
You will need a 2-conductor wire to connect up the remote, we don't supply this due to the differences in each installation. There is only 5 volts on the wire and is only sensing the switch postion, any type wire will work ei: phone, bell, network, speaker, lamp, etc.. down to 30 AWG minimum, we have tested this on 28 AWG bell wire at a distance of 250 feet with no problems, greater distances are easily achievable but you may have to use larger guage wire.
You might also need: handtools, screws, tape, Velcro, wire ties, etc... to secure the actuator and clean up the installation.