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MX-X15000U
SMX
The SMX MX-X15000U is a professional 15000 lumen laser projector designed for large venues, stage events, auditoriums, exhibitions, immersive spaces, and projection mapping applications. Combining 15,000 ANSI lumens, native WUXGA resolution, 3LCD display technology and a long-life laser light source, it delivers bright, detailed and stable images for demanding professional AV installations.
With multiple interchangeable lens options, lens shift, advanced geometry correction, edge blending and 360° installation, the MX-X15000U provides the installation flexibility required for complex large-screen projection projects.
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Brightness is one of the most important considerations when selecting a projector for large venues. With 15,000 ANSI lumens, the MX-X15000U provides substantial brightness headroom for larger projection surfaces and environments where some ambient light cannot be completely controlled.
This brightness class is particularly suitable for professional installations that require more output than typical 8,000–12,000 lumen projectors while not necessarily requiring a 20,000+ lumen system.
Actual projector brightness requirements depend on screen size, ambient light, projection surface reflectivity, throw distance, lens efficiency, image content, and required contrast.
The MX-X15000U features a native WUXGA 1920 × 1200 resolution with a 16:10 aspect ratio, providing detailed images for professional presentation, visualization, and large-format content.
The projector also accepts computer input signals up to 4K@30Hz, allowing integration with modern AV sources while maintaining WUXGA as its native display resolution.
Built around three 0.76-inch LCD panels, the projector uses 3LCD projection technology to produce bright and naturally balanced color images.
This makes it well suited to large-screen applications where color consistency and strong visual impact are important, including exhibitions, corporate events, stage backgrounds, museums and immersive projection environments.
The laser light source is rated for up to 20,000 hours in both Normal and ECO operating modes, reducing the need for frequent lamp replacement compared with traditional lamp-based large venue projectors.
A closed internal circulation design also eliminates the need for a conventional dust filter, helping simplify routine maintenance in permanent professional installations.
Large venue projects vary significantly in screen size, projector position and available throw distance. The MX-X15000U supports multiple zoom lens options covering applications from short throw to long throw.
Lens Model | Throw Ratio | Zoom | Focus / Zoom |
|---|---|---|---|
OL-MX50SLM | 0.60–0.75:1 | 1.25× | Motorized |
OL-MX40ZLM | 0.79–1.11:1 | 1.40× | Motorized |
OL-MX41ZLM | 1.30–3.02:1 | 2.30× | Motorized |
OL-MX13ZL | 1.46–2.95:1 | 2.00× | Manual |
OL-MX43ZLM | 2.99–5.93:1 | 2.00× | Motorized |
OL-MX15ZL | 4.59–7.02:1 | 1.52× | Manual |
This broad lens range allows system integrators to select a lens according to the actual relationship between projection distance and image width rather than forcing the installation around a fixed lens.
The starting point for lens selection is the required throw ratio:
Throw Ratio = Projection Distance ÷ Image Width
For example, if the projector lens is positioned 20 meters from the screen and the required image width is 10 meters:
20 m ÷ 10 m = 2.0:1
A lens whose throw-ratio range includes approximately 2.0:1 should therefore be considered. Final selection should also account for lens shift, installation tolerances, image dimensions, and site conditions.
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The standard lens configuration supports vertical lens shift from +50% to -10% and horizontal lens shift of ±20%, providing additional optical positioning flexibility during installation.
Lens shift can help installers align the projected image with the screen while reducing reliance on digital correction, which is particularly useful for ceiling mounts, rear projection rooms and complex large venue installations.
Complex projection environments do not always allow the projector to be positioned perfectly perpendicular to the projection surface. The MX-X15000U therefore includes multiple image adjustment tools for professional installation.
Supported functions include vertical ±30° keystone correction, horizontal ±30° keystone correction, pincushion/barrel correction, 6-corner geometry correction and grid image tuning.
These functions help installers align images on large screens and irregular projection surfaces where precise physical positioning may be difficult.
For projection surfaces that exceed the practical coverage of a single projector, the MX-X15000U supports edge blending for multi-projector installations.
Multiple projectors can be configured to create a larger continuous visual canvas for immersive rooms, wide stages, exhibitions and projection mapping systems. Geometry correction is used to align the individual images, while edge blending helps create smoother transitions between overlapping projection areas.
The projector supports 360° omnidirectional installation, providing greater flexibility when mounting the projector in different orientations.
This is particularly valuable for professional AV installations where projectors may need to be ceiling-mounted, positioned vertically or integrated into custom structures for immersive and projection mapping projects.
The MX-X15000U provides a comprehensive connection and control interface for professional AV systems.
Interface | Configuration |
|---|---|
HDMI 1.4 Input | 2 × HDMI |
HDMI 1.4 Output | 1 × HDMI |
DVI-D | 1 × Input |
HDBaseT | 1 × Input |
3G-SDI | Optional |
VGA | 1 × Input / 1 × Output |
USB-A | 1 × 5V / 1.5A |
USB-B | Display / Upgrade |
RJ45 | Display / Control |
RS232 | 1 × Control |
Wired Remote | Input / Output |
Audio | Input / Output |
LAN control supports Crestron RoomView, AMX Discovery and PJLink, making the projector easier to integrate into centralized AV control environments.
The combination of 15,000 ANSI lumens, WUXGA resolution, multiple lens options and professional installation features makes the MX-X15000U suitable for a wide range of commercial projection projects.
High brightness supports large projection surfaces in auditoriums, conference halls and corporate presentation spaces where complete ambient-light control may not always be possible.
Use large-format projection for stage backgrounds, event visuals, presentations and multimedia productions.
Advanced geometry correction, edge blending, multiple lens options and 360° installation make the projector suitable for medium-to-large projection mapping projects.
Create large digital exhibits, interactive visual environments and multimedia installations for museums, galleries and visitor centers.
Combine multiple projectors through edge blending and geometry adjustment to build wide-wall and multi-surface immersive environments.
Professional connectivity, LAN control, and flexible installation make the MX-X15000U suitable for permanent AV integration projects.
A 15,000 lumen projector occupies an important position between mid-range large venue projectors and ultra-high-brightness 20,000+ lumen systems.
Brightness Class | Typical Starting Applications | Positioning |
|---|---|---|
10,000 Lumens | Auditoriums, exhibitions, indoor events | Medium large-venue applications |
12,000 Lumens | Stage, museum, immersive projection | More brightness headroom |
15,000 Lumens | Large stages, events, mapping, large screens | High-brightness professional applications |
20,000 Lumens | Large mapping, major events, very large screens | Ultra-high-brightness applications |
22,000–25,000 Lumens | Large-scale mapping and demanding venue projects | Maximum brightness headroom |
These categories should be treated as starting references rather than fixed rules. Required brightness depends heavily on screen area, ambient light, projection surface, lens selection, throw distance, and desired contrast.
Model | MX-X15000U |
|---|---|
Brightness | 15,000 ANSI Lumens |
Display Technology | 3LCD |
LCD Panel | 3 × 0.76" |
Native Resolution | WUXGA 1920 × 1200 |
Aspect Ratio | 16:10 Native; 4:3 / 16:9 Compatible |
Light Source | Laser |
Laser Life | Up to 20,000 Hours |
Contrast Ratio | 100,000:1 |
Standard Throw Ratio | 1.46–2.95:1 |
Available Lens Range | 0.60–7.02:1 |
Screen Size | Up to 500" |
Lens Shift | Vertical +50% / -10%; Horizontal ±20% |
Keystone Correction | Vertical ±30° / Horizontal ±30° |
Geometry Correction | Pincushion / Barrel, 6-Corner, Grid Image Tune |
Edge Blending | Yes |
360° Installation | Yes |
Maximum Input Signal | Up to 4K@30Hz Computer Signal |
Dimensions | 600 × 218 × 503 mm |
Net Weight | Approx. 25 kg |
The MX-X15000U is designed for professional AV projects where brightness alone is not enough. Its combination of 15,000 ANSI lumens, 3LCD imaging, WUXGA resolution, interchangeable lenses, optical lens shift, geometry correction, edge blending and professional control interfaces gives system integrators greater flexibility when designing complex large-screen projection systems.
Instead of choosing a projector based only on lumen output, SMX can help evaluate the complete projection system according to screen dimensions, throw distance, ambient light, mounting position and application requirements.
For large venue projects, projector selection should begin with the installation conditions rather than brightness alone.
Send us your screen width and height, projector-to-screen distance, ambient-light conditions, installation position and application type. Our team can help evaluate the suitable projector brightness and lens throw ratio for your project.
