PRODUCT OVERVIEW

Ultra-Short Throw Projection for Flexible Spaces

The InFocus IN2009UT is a high‑performance ultra‑short throw projector designed to deliver large, immersive images from very short distances. With a 4,100 lumen brightness output, this model is well‑suited for classrooms, boardrooms, meeting spaces, and collaborative environments where space is limited but visual impact is critical. Its ultra‑short throw lens allows big‑screen projection even when the unit is placed very close to the screen or wall, making it a practical solution where conventional projector placement isn’t feasible.

Native WUXGA Resolution & Visual Clarity

The IN2009UT features a WUXGA (1920 × 1200) native resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio, providing crisp, detailed images that are ideal for presentations, spreadsheets, video, and multimedia applications. This widescreen format ensures clear text readability and excellent graphic reproduction, enhancing engagement in both educational and business settings. With a high dynamic contrast ratio, the projector delivers depth and detail that improve overall visual quality in various lighting conditions

Laser Light Source & Extended Lifespan

The IN2009UT utilizes a Quantum laser phosphor light engine that provides up to 30,000 hours of virtually maintenance‑free operation. Unlike traditional lamp‑based projectors, the laser light source eliminates the need for frequent lamp replacements and filters, significantly reducing operational costs and downtime. The result is a reliable projector that maintains consistent brightness and colour fidelity over its long service life.

Laser Light Source & Extended Lifespan

The IN2009UT utilizes a Quantum laser phosphor light engine that provides up to 30,000 hours of virtually maintenance‑free operation. Unlike traditional lamp‑based projectors, the laser light source eliminates the need for frequent lamp replacements and filters, significantly reducing operational costs and downtime. The result is a reliable projector that maintains consistent brightness and colour fidelity over its long service life.

Space‑Saving Ultra‑Short Throw Design

The ultra‑short throw capability of the IN2009UT enables large‑format projection even from close proximity — a 100‑inch+ image can be created from less than a metre away from the screen. This design is particularly beneficial in classrooms, small meeting rooms, and collaborative workspaces where traditional throw distances would be impractical. Ultra‑short throw projection also minimizes presenter shadows and glare, keeping the viewer’s focus on the content.

Flexible Installation & Advanced Image Correction

This projector supports 360° orientation, allowing projection onto ceilings, walls, or floors without compromising image quality. Built‑in image correction tools such as four‑corner and six‑corner geometric correction, pincushion/barrel correction, and grid image tuning enable precise alignment of the projected image, even on irregular surfaces. These features provide installers with flexible setup options and ensure the image remains square and correctly proportioned in diverse environments.

Connectivity & Network Integration

The IN2009UT offers comprehensive connectivity and control options. Standard interfaces include dual HDMI ports, VGA in/out, USB‑A/B, 3.5 mm audio I/O, RJ‑45 LAN, and RS‑232, making it easy to integrate with laptops, media players, AV systems, and networked control platforms. Network management support for Crestron, AMX, and PJLink protocols enables central monitoring and control of the projector within larger AV deployments.

Key Features (IN2009UT)

• 4,100 lumens bright output for visible images in varied lighting conditions

• WUXGA (1920 × 1200) native resolution with 16:10 aspect ratio

• Quantum laser light source with up to 30,000 hours maintenance‑free life

• Ultra‑short throw design for large images from close distances

• Advanced image correction (4‑corner, 6‑corner, pincushion/barrel, grid tuning)

• Flexible installation & network control, including 360° orientation and LAN protocols