What is a short throw projector?

A short throw projector is designed to project large images in tight spaces. With throw ratios typically between 0.49 and 0.76, it can display a 100-inch screen from just 1.1 metres away.

What is the maximum screen size of a short throw projector?

Depending on the model, a short throw projector can produce images as small as 50 inches and as large as 250 inches.

Where are short throw projectors commonly used?

Short throw projectors are popular in classrooms, business exhibitions, art installations, golf simulators, aviation simulators and gaming setups.

What features should I look for when buying a short throw projector?

Key factors include throw ratio, resolution (HD, Full HD, 4K), maximum image size, wireless capability, and warranty period. Brightness (lumens) is also important for rooms with ambient light.

Short Throw Projectors

A short throw projector is the ideal solution for limited spaces such as exhibition booths, classrooms, and simulation setups. They make it possible to project big images without needing a long distance between the projector and the screen.

How Short Throw Projectors Work

Most short throw projectors have a throw ratio between 0.49 and 0.76. This means they can project a 100-inch (2.2m wide) image from only 1.1m away. Compared to standard projectors, this is about half the required distance for the same screen size.

Depending on the model, short throw projectors can produce images as small as 50 inches and as large as 250 inches.