Houses of Worship

Barco projectors are designed and manufactured to expertly display ultra-bright live camera, video sources and computer graphics. The display of hymn text, announcements and live telecasts enhances communication and provides a more meaningful worship service.

High brightness needed!
The SLM Series offers a light output of up to 12,000 ANSI lumens. When even higher brightness is required, projectors can be stacked, thanks to SLM's unique interlocking features. For applications that require up to 20,000 ANSI lumens, the FLM Series is the projector of choice. Even more light output (up to 30,000 ANSI lumens) can be delivered by the XLM HD30 projector.

Excellent video images
The DLP™ technology guarantees high-quality video images, and Barco's patented Pixel Map Processor ensures razor sharp pictures.

Show multiple sources simultaneously
The picture-in-picture functionality is ideal for large screen applications: a typical presentation can be shown alongside a video capture of the worship leader. The SLM series allows you to show two sources at one time, in whatever combination: video-in-video, data-in-video and data-in-data.

Flexible set-up and maintenance
An innovative modular structure makes on-the-spot maintenance a snap. A wide range of lenses and extreme lens-shift capabilities enable easy front or rear installation.

Connects to virtually any source
The SLM and FLM Series allow you to display images from a wide range of signals, including analogue data to digital video, from the latest HDTV sources to all of today's popular RGB computer formats. A DVI connection is available on both projector series.

The SLM and FLM Series are also ideal for multiple projector applications
Churches are often equipped with multiple screens to be able to display several different images simultaneously, such as the minister, the lyrics of songs and the choir. The SLM and FLM Seriesguarantee uniform brightness when projecting on multiple screens. Barco's patented software "Scenergix" enables seamless combination of screen images displayed by multiple projectors, which is ideal for panoramic views… and it also multiplies the display resolution!