Barco R9401001-BT BME UDM 4K30 COMM+TOURING KIT (gen 2); Body(FLEX)+GSM+WIFI+MTR Frame+FCase+Fiber Input+Camera+Distance Meter+Ext Shutter

Product Overview

The Barco UDM-4K30 Touring Kit (gen 2) is a road-ready package built around Barco's compact large-venue 4K UHD 3-chip DLP laser phosphor projector, configured for rental, staging, and live-event work. This BT configuration pairs the FLEX projector body with a motorized rigging frame, flight case, fiber input, camera, distance meter, and external shutter so a touring crew can rig, align, and strike quickly. At roughly 48 kg, the UDM platform is among the lightest projectors in its brightness class, reducing transport and labor costs without giving up image quality. It suits production companies and integrators who move high-brightness 4K projection between venues.

Product Description

The UDM-4K30 delivers 4K UHD resolution (3,840 x 2,400) from three 0.9-inch DMD chips driven by a laser phosphor light source, with brightness rated at 25,000 ANSI lumens, 25,500 center lumens, and 27,000 ISO lumens. The gallery images show the FLEX body, the integrated motorized frame used for fast rigging and lens alignment, and the flight case that protects the unit in transit. This Touring Kit adds a fiber SFP input for long-distance signal runs, an onboard camera and distance meter for assisted setup, and an external shutter for show control. The projector runs on Barco's unified Pulse electronics platform, whose Single Step Processing handles warping, scaling, and 4K UHD processing in one pass for low latency and minimal dark time.

Buyers comparing configurations can review the lens-included UDM 4K30 COMM+LNS (gen 2), the UDM 4K30 COMM+FRM+FC (gen 2) with manual frame and flight case, or the engine-only UDM-4K30 No Lens. Additional Barco projection options are listed in our Barco collection.

Key Features

• 4K UHD 3-chip DLP — Three 0.9-inch DMD chips render 3,840 x 2,400 resolution with up to 5,120 x 3,200 processing.
• Laser phosphor light source — Inorganic phosphor wheel rated at 20,000 hours at 100% laser power, eliminating lamp changes and flicker.
• High brightness — 25,000 ANSI lumens, 25,500 center lumens, and 27,000 ISO lumens for large screens in lit environments.
• Touring Kit hardware — Motorized rigging frame, flight case, fiber input, camera, distance meter, and external shutter for fast, repeatable deployment.
• FLEX brightness control — Tune and lock brightness or resolution for a specific show across the projector fleet.
• Pulse Single Step Processing — Warp, scale, and 4K UHD processing in one step for low latency and reduced dark time.
• ScenergiX edge blending — Horizontal and vertical edge blending with embedded warp and blend for multi-projector arrays.
• Wide lens shift — Motorized shift up to vertical -100% to +130% and horizontal +/-40%, with position memory across the TLD+ lens range.
• Full connectivity — HDBaseT, HDMI 2.0 (HDR10), DisplayPort 1.2, and Quad 3G/12G SDI, plus Barco Insights Management Suite remote monitoring.
• 360-degree orientation — Sealed DLP core and dust filter support any mounting angle for demanding touring environments.

Typical Applications

• Auditoriums and performing-arts venues
• Broadcast and rental staging studios
• Houses of worship with large-format projection
• Large all-hands and general-session rooms
• Multi-purpose event spaces requiring edge-blended arrays

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Which lenses does the UDM-4K30 use? It accepts the Barco TLD+ lens range, from 0.37:1 ultra-short-throw to 7.5-11.5:1 long-throw. This Touring Kit configuration ships without a lens, so select the TLD+ lens that matches your throw distance.

What is included in this Touring Kit configuration? The BT package includes the FLEX projector body, GSM and Wi-Fi connectivity, a motorized rigging frame, a flight case, a fiber input, an onboard camera, a distance meter, and an external shutter.

How does it integrate into an AV system? Inputs include HDBaseT, HDMI 2.0 with HDR10, DisplayPort 1.2, and Quad 3G/12G SDI, with optional fiber SFP. Control is available over RS232, IR, XLR wired remote, Wi-Fi, GSM, and DMX 512, plus the Barco Insights Management Suite for remote monitoring.

Can it be used in a multi-projector blend? Yes. ScenergiX provides horizontal and vertical edge blending with embedded warp and blend, allowing several UDM units to be aligned into a single seamless image.

What are the power and cooling requirements? The projector runs on 200-240 V at 13.5A (or 120-160 V at reduced brightness), drawing up to 2200 W, with integrated laser cooling and a typical noise level of 49 dB(A).

Is a warranty included? Yes, Barco covers the UDM-4K30 with a standard 3-year warranty.