
InFocus
InFocus IN126STa WXGA Short Throw 3300 Lumen Projector
1280 x 800
Fill big screens from tight spaces — the InFocus IN126STa short throw projector delivers 3300 lumens of widescreen clarity just feet from the wall.
$926.00*
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Overview
Key Features
WXGA (1280 x 800) native resolution
Short throw lens (0.48 throw ratio), 3300 lumens of brightness
Connections: VGA (2), HDMI, USB-A, USB-B, USB mini, RS-232, S-Video, RCA
Network connectivity for easy management
Wireless connectivity with optional wireless adapter
Specifications
Brand
InFocus
Model
IN126STa
Throw Type
Short Throw
Resolution
WXGA (1280x800)
Brightness
3300 Lumens
Connectivity
HDMI, LAN
Wireless
Wireless-ready (adapter sold separately)
Frequently Asked Questions
How close to the screen can the IN126STa be placed?
As a short throw projector, the IN126STa can project a large image from just a few feet away from the screen, making it ideal for small rooms where a standard projector would not fit.
What resolution does the IN126STa support?
It operates at WXGA resolution (1280x800), which is a widescreen format well-suited for presentations, spreadsheets, and video content in 16:10 aspect ratio.
Can this projector connect to a network?
Yes, the IN126STa includes a LAN port for network connectivity, allowing remote management and control over the projector from a central location.
Does this projector have built-in wireless capability?
It is wireless-ready, meaning it supports wireless connectivity through an optional adapter rather than having wireless built in out of the box.
Is 3300 lumens bright enough for a room with ambient light?
At 3300 lumens, the IN126STa can produce a visible image in moderately lit rooms such as classrooms and conference rooms, though very bright environments may require some light control for best results.