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Draper Brings Silent Partner projector enclosure for 5-15K Lumens projectors to ISE 2018 in Amsterdam February 6-9.
Digital projectors put out a lot of heat, and cooling fan noise can be a big distraction, especially with shorter throw distances putting the projector closer to the audience. Projection screen maker Draper claims that with its new Silent Partner, projector heat and noise are no longer a problem. The Silent Partner is a projector enclosure designed to hold projectors from 5,000—15,000 ANSI lumens.
The Silent Partner's convoluted exhaust airflow path and acoustic insulation foam shut out any sound from the low noise variable speed exhaust fan, while the thermostatic fan control ensures proper projector cooling.
Dust is no problem with built-in inlet filters, and an easy-access door allows for easy projector service. Removable, lockable side doors with optical grade port glass provide an extra level of security.
The Silent Partner goes anywhere, mounts to a tabletop or beneath most ceilings, and can also be attached to a projector lift to conceal the unit when not in use. Both 120V and international 240V versions are available.
Digital projectors put out a lot of heat, and cooling fan noise can be a big distraction, especially with shorter throw distances putting the projector closer to the audience. Projection screen maker Draper claims that with its new Silent Partner, projector heat and noise are no longer a problem. The Silent Partner is a projector enclosure designed to hold projectors from 5,000—15,000 ANSI lumens.
The Silent Partner's convoluted exhaust airflow path and acoustic insulation foam shut out any sound from the low noise variable speed exhaust fan, while the thermostatic fan control ensures proper projector cooling.
Dust is no problem with built-in inlet filters, and an easy-access door allows for easy projector service. Removable, lockable side doors with optical grade port glass provide an extra level of security.
The Silent Partner goes anywhere, mounts to a tabletop or beneath most ceilings, and can also be attached to a projector lift to conceal the unit when not in use. Both 120V and international 240V versions are available.