Barco G100-W19 WUXGA 19,000 Lumens Laser Phosphor (No Lens) - R9010132

Product Overview

The Barco G100-W19 is a 19,000-lumen single-chip laser phosphor installation projector designed for large venues that need high, stable brightness and long-term reliability. It suits permanent installs in auditoriums, planetariums, domes, themed attractions and projection-mapping environments, delivering WUXGA (1,920 x 1,200) resolution from a sealed 0.96-inch DLP core. The laser phosphor light source operates up to 20,000 hours with no lamp changes, cutting maintenance and consumable costs over the install's lifespan. With 360-degree orientation and embedded warp and blend, it handles demanding multi-channel projects.

Product Description

The G100-W19 sits in the middle of Barco's G100 single-chip series at 19,000 ISO lumens, sharing the same WUXGA platform, sealed DLP core and feature set as the rest of the family. As shown in the product gallery, the chassis uses a stable lens holder that keeps blended, multi-channel images fixed in position, which is essential for domes and edge-blended canvases. A broad GC-lens range covering throw ratios from 0.38:1 (FLDX ultra-short-throw) up to 10.8:1 lets the projector adapt to compact rooms and long-throw auditoriums alike. Integrators configure installation, blending and warping through Barco's Projector Toolset software. For higher output, compare the Barco G100-W22 22,000-lumen model; for a lower-cost option, see the Barco G100-W16 17,200-lumen model, all part of our Barco collection. This unit ships as a body only with no lens, so the appropriate GC or FLDX lens should be specified separately.

Key Features

• 19,000 ISO Lumens — High sustained brightness for large screens and mid-to-high ambient light environments.
• Single-Chip WUXGA DLP — Native 1,920 x 1,200 resolution on a sealed 0.96-inch DLP core for dust-resistant, long-term operation.
• Laser Phosphor Light Source — Up to 20,000 hours of operation with no lamp replacements, lowering maintenance and consumable costs.
• Extensive Lens Range — GC lenses cover throw ratios from 0.65:1 to 10.8:1, plus an FLDX 0.38:1 ultra-short-throw option for tight spaces.
• 360-Degree Orientation — Rotates freely with no positioning restrictions for ceiling, floor, tilted and dome mounting.
• Embedded Warp and Blend — Onboard warping and edge blending, also configurable through Projector Toolset, for multi-channel setups.
• Current Input Set — Dual HDMI 2.0b, DisplayPort 1.2a, DVI-D, HDBaseT, 3G-SDI and VGA accepting signals up to 4K UHD at 60Hz.
• High Contrast Imaging — 1,100:1 sequential, 5,500:1 dynamic and 100,000:1 Extreme Black contrast for deep blacks.
• Quiet, High-Temperature Operation — Runs in ambient temperatures up to 50°C (122°F) at only 38-42 dB(A).

Typical Applications

• Auditoriums and large lecture halls requiring high sustained brightness
• Museums, planetariums, domes and themed entertainment attractions
• Houses of worship with large projection surfaces
• Projection mapping and multi-channel media-based installations
• Large meeting rooms and corporate presentation spaces
• Control rooms and visualization environments needing reliable, long-life display

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the G100-W19 include a lens? No. This is the R9010132 body-only configuration. A GC-series or FLDX lens must be ordered separately based on your throw distance and screen size.

How bright is the G100-W19? It is rated at 19,000 ISO lumens, making it well suited to large screens and venues with moderate to high ambient light.

How long does the laser light source last? The laser phosphor source is rated for up to 20,000 hours of operation with no lamp changes, which significantly reduces maintenance over a permanent install.

Can it be mounted at any angle? Yes. The G100-W19 supports full 360-degree rotation with no orientation restrictions, making it suitable for dome, tilted and inverted mounting.

Is it suitable for edge-blended multi-channel projection? Yes. It includes embedded warp and blend, a stable lens holder for fixed images, and is configurable through Barco Projector Toolset for planetariums, domes and projection mapping.

How does it compare to the G100-W22 and G100-W16? All three share the same WUXGA platform and feature set; the difference is brightness (22,000 vs 19,000 vs 17,200 ISO lumens), so you can match the model to your ambient light and screen size.