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Optoma BX-DL100 Short Throw Projector Lens

Manual bayonet-mount short throw zoom lens for Optoma installation projectors in tight spaces.

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Overview

The Optoma BX-DL100 is a short throw zoom lens designed for professional AV installations where projection distance is limited. Compatible with the Optoma W505, EH505, EH503, and X605 projectors, this lens significantly reduces the throw distance required to fill a screen, making it an essential accessory for smaller conference rooms, classrooms, retail displays, and rear-projection applications where the projector must be positioned close to the screen surface.

The lens attaches via a manual bayonet mount, allowing installers to swap lenses quickly without tools — a practical advantage during setup or when the same projector is used in different venues with varying throw requirements. Zoom and focus are adjusted manually using the lens barrel rings, giving the installer hands-on control over image sizing and sharpness. While the lack of motorized control means adjustments cannot be made remotely, the manual design keeps the lens straightforward and reliable for fixed installations where settings are dialed in once and left in place.

Key Features

Short Throw Zoom Lens

Specifications

Brand
Optoma
Model
BX-DL100
Lens Type
Short Throw Zoom
Mount Type
Manual Bayonet
Compatible Projectors
W505, EH505, EH503, X605

Frequently Asked Questions

The BX-DL100 is designed for use with the Optoma W505, EH505, EH503, and X605 projectors. It is not compatible with other Optoma models or other brands.
The BX-DL100 significantly reduces the distance needed between the projector and the screen, allowing you to project a large image from much closer — ideal for small rooms, rear-projection setups, and interactive displays.
It uses a manual bayonet mount. You align the lens with the projector's lens bay and twist to lock it into place — no tools required.
No, the BX-DL100 is a manual zoom lens. Zoom and focus adjustments are made by hand using the rings on the lens barrel.