Most projector mounts decide where the light goes. This one lets you change your mind.
The Infinity FlexMount is a full commercial outdoor gobo projector — 35W to 120W, IP65, two free full-color custom gobos — on a swivel base that sits tight to the surface it is fixed to. Aim it, lock it, and re-aim it later without touching the fixing. It projects your logo, message or pattern in spin or static, switched on the remote.
From $358.88, shipped free worldwide.
Hold the projection perfectly still for a logo, an address or a safety message — that is static, and it is what almost every business installation uses. Or let it turn slowly for a pattern, a seasonal graphic or an entrance you want people to notice — that is spin. One button on the remote, changed as often as you like.
A fixed bracket commits you to one aim on the day of installation. That is fine until the landscaping grows in, the parking layout changes, the neighbouring tenant fits an awning, or you simply want the logo two feet to the left.
The swivel base solves it without a ladder full of tools: loosen, re-aim, lock. It also keeps the projector close to the surface — no arm sticking out, nothing to catch a gutter or a low ceiling, and a far tidier look on a soffit or a clean facade. If you need the projector to reach away from what it is mounted on, that is the Infinity ExtendArm instead — same engine, same wattages, extension arm in place of the swivel base.
Lens number × distance = image width. The standard 1:0.33 lens gives a 3.3 ft projection from 10 ft away. Double the distance, double the size. (Written the industry way that is a 3.0:1 throw ratio.)
Suggested starting points: an entrance logo at 6–10 ft wide sits well at 20–30 ft on the standard lens. A ground projection beside a doorway usually wants the 1:0.5 or 1:0.65 because the mount is close. A large wall graphic from across a car park is the standard lens at 40 ft or more. Tell us the distance and the size you want and we will confirm the lens before you order.
Aim within about 30 degrees of straight-on to the surface. Past that the projection stretches on one side — a circle turns into an egg and lettering leans. The swivel base actually makes this easier to get right, because you can adjust the aim after you see the result on the wall rather than guessing from the bracket.
Where the mounting position is fixed and the angle cannot be helped — a beam, a soffit, a column in the wrong place — keystone correction squares the projection back up.
Wattage is about the light already on the surface, not the size of the projection. The lens sets size; the wattage decides whether anyone can see it.
Run your distance, target size and light level through the Wattage Finder — it takes a minute and it is the single best way to avoid buying too little.
Every FlexMount ships with two custom full-color gobos, free. Send a logo file, a sign file or a photo of your existing signage — our team prepares it for projection at no charge and sends a proof before anything is cut. Order more any time, or browse the stock collection.
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The best installs are the ones nobody expects. Point it down onto a paved forecourt so the logo lands on the ground where people walk. Put a pattern on a plain gable that has never had anything on it. Run a seasonal graphic on the same fixture that carries your logo the rest of the year — a gobo swap takes two minutes, and with the swivel base you can move the projection somewhere new at the same time.
We ship worldwide with freight included free to just about anywhere. Fitting out several sites? Send the list through the quote form and we will price it as a project. Mix Match & Save covers smaller multi-unit orders.
Yes. Every unit is manufactured with a wide-voltage input of 110–240V AC, so it runs on standard US 120V mains straight out of the box — and on 220–240V anywhere else in the world without a converter. If you have seen figures like 24–36V or 165–265V on a spec sheet, those describe the driver's internal DC output, not the voltage at your wall.
The base. It swivels, so the aim can be adjusted after installation without disturbing the fixing, and it holds the projector tight to the surface with nothing sticking out. The engine, wattages, lenses and gobos are the same commercial hardware as the rest of the outdoor range.
Ask which direction you need to go. FlexMount keeps the projector against the surface and lets you re-aim it. The ExtendArm pushes it away from the surface, for when the wall you want to light is the wall the projector is bolted to.
Both, switched on the remote. Static for a logo, an address or a safety message; spin for patterns and seasonal graphics.
Lens number × distance. On the standard 1:0.33 lens that is 3.3 ft wide from 10 ft, 6.6 ft from 20 ft, 9.9 ft from 30 ft. Other lenses from 1:0.2 to 1:1.4 change the size at the same distance.
Within about 30 degrees of straight-on to the surface. Beyond that the projection stretches on one side. The swivel base makes this easy to correct on site, and keystone correction handles positions where the angle is fixed for you.
Work backwards from the size you want: distance = image width ÷ lens number. A 10 ft wide logo on the standard lens needs about 30 ft. Send us the site and we will confirm both the distance and the lens.
Judge the light already on the surface. 35–55W for dark walls and short distances, 65–90W for a typical lit commercial frontage, 110–120W for bright surroundings or long distances. The Wattage Finder settles it in a minute.
Two, free, in full color and made from your own artwork, with a proof before anything is cut.
Yes. IP65 rated, and specified to run from −20°C to 60°C (−4°F to 140°F).
One gobo at a time, but the TriScope ∞ and PentaScope ∞ prism lenses split that single gobo into three or five projections at once. Because the light is divided, step the wattage up — particularly with the PentaScope.
1–2 weeks including your custom gobos, shipped free worldwide.
Every business owns a surface it has never used — a wall, a soffit, a stretch of paving. Light is the only signage you can change in two minutes, move somewhere else next month, and take with you when you go. Join The Projection Revolution ∞
Source: Infinity Projectors manufacturer specification sheet. Recommended daily duty cycle is not separately spec\'d by the manufacturer for this line — the LED engine is rated for continuous operation over its listed life.
Yes. Most projectors include a focus adjustment. You may need to fine-tune focus during setup to achieve the sharpest image.
Yes, they have cooling fans, but the sound is minimal and not disruptive in most environments.
Most projectors ship and arrive within 1–2 weeks. Certain models or larger orders may take 2–4 weeks.
No. Due to shipping restrictions, batteries are not included. Please purchase the appropriate batteries locally. Most projector remotes require 23A 12V batteries. You may purchase those batteries here.
No. Projectors do not include timers, but clients often add external timers if needed.
We can make the artwork smaller in the gobo slide or provide a smaller lens (like 1:0.5). This ensures the image doesn’t exceed your desired size.
Yes. Infinity Projectors provides free art setup. Send us your logo, concept, or even rough sketches, and we’ll prepare your gobo design.
Yes. Rentals are available, typically at 40–50% of the purchase price. However, we recommend buying for better long term value.
Yes. High wattage projectors are built for larger spaces and longer distances. They spread light over wider areas while maintaining clarity.
Yes, but this may shorten its lifespan. Projectors are rated for about 8 hours of daily use. Extended runtimes should be used sparingly or with models built for continuous use.
Projecting onto tall buildings can be challenging if there isn’t a mounting point across from the surface. Angles beyond 25–30° distort logos. Alternate setups or additional planning may be required.
Yes. We’re always happy to help guide clients through setup, including projector placement, angles, and lens selection. Our support team can walk you through the process.
See our mounting guide for poles, walls, ceilings and ledges, with close-up diagrams and real install photos.
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