What are lumens?
Light is measured in lumens. For example, a 60 watt bulb will consume 60 watts of electricity but it provides light in lumens, typically around 700 lumens. An energy saving bulb might only consume 12 watts to provide the same level of light. As the phase out of traditional bulbs progresses, we will start to move from watts to lumens and you will see lumens printed on light bulb packaging. Lumens will be used to describe the light output of a bulb.
Lumens are the measure of a projector’s brightness. Our lowest lumens projector, 1,800 lumens, is appropriate for use with a small audience in a room where the lights are dimmed. For larger audiences and brighter venues, we offer projectors ranging all the way up to 4,000 Lumens. We would be happy to help you decide what is appropriate for your situation – just give us a call at +63-32-238-8396.
Lumens are the measure of a projector’s brightness. Our lowest lumens projector, 1,800 lumens, is appropriate for use with a small audience in a room where the lights are dimmed. For larger audiences and brighter venues, we offer projectors ranging all the way up to 4,000 Lumens. We would be happy to help you decide what is appropriate for your situation – just give us a call at +63.32.511.9128.
Lumens are the measure of a projector’s brightness. Our lowest lumens projector, 1200 lumens, is appropriate for use with a small audience in a room where the lights are dimmed. For larger audiences and brighter venues, we offer projectors ranging all the way up to 25,000 lumens. We would be happy to help you decide what is appropriate for your situation – just give us a call at 1-877-633-8866.
