Christie M 4K25 RGB 25,300-Lumen 4K UHD 3DLP Pure Laser Projector TAA Compliant (No Lens) - 163-037101-04

What is the Christie M 4K25 RGB TAA?

The Christie M 4K25 RGB is a 3DLP projector delivering 25,300 lumens at 4K UHD 3840 x 2160, using solid-state RGB pure laser illumination, in a 92 lb chassis. This is the TAA-compliant version under part number 163-037101-04, for federal contracts and federally funded projects. It ships without a lens.

Why RGB pure laser matters

Rather than converting blue laser light through a phosphor wheel, pure laser generates red, green and blue directly. The M 4K RGB Series supports Rec. 709, P3 and up to 98% of Rec. 2020 — the ultra-high-definition colour standard most displays approximate rather than reach.

In museums, visitor attractions and mapped installations where colour fidelity is the deliverable, that is the specification.

Built to run, not to be maintained

A sealed optical engine keeps dust out and brightness stable. Christie LiteLOC holds brightness and colour at the commissioned level as the light source ages rather than drifting — which on a multi-projector blend is what keeps the array matched over years. Electronic colour convergence adjusts red, green and blue alignment by remote, removing the ladder from a routine task on a rigged projector.

The TAA version is a different part number

Christie supplies this model as 163-044109-XX standard and 163-037101-04 TAA-compliant. Not interchangeable on a federal purchase order.

Creation Networks verifies TAA status per part number before quoting and supplies country-of-origin documentation. Six active CMAS contracts; SAM.gov UEI XMRUL5PM8K37.

Lens compatibility

Compatible with legacy Christie M, J and Crimson Series lenses, so a venue already holding Christie glass carries that inventory forward. Lenses are ordered separately — see the Christie lens range.

Technical specifications

Specifications sourced from Christie published data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does it include a lens?

No. It ships as a no-lens body and accepts legacy Christie M, J and Crimson Series lenses.

What is the difference from the standard version?

Country of manufacture, reflected in the part number. Performance is identical; the TAA version is what a federal contract requires.

What does 98% of Rec. 2020 mean?

Rec. 2020 is the ultra-high-definition colour standard most displays approximate rather than reach. Covering 98% means nearly the full defined gamut is reproduced.

Can Creation Networks design and install it?

Yes. CTS-D certified, serving federal, state, county and municipal clients since 2006. Call 888-230-3661 or email sales@creationnetworks.net.