There is a point where a logo projector stops being signage and becomes infrastructure. This is that point.
The Infinity 1500W is the largest single-lens projector we build: 120,000 lumens through one optic, on a 1:0.18 long-throw lens, put together to hold a sharp, full-color image on a surface hundreds of feet away. It is specified for buildings, not walls — grain silos, stadium facades, bridge abutments, refinery towers, distribution centers, the side of a hotel seen from the motorway.
$6,188.88, with two free full-color custom gobos cut from your artwork. This is a considered purchase and we treat it as one: nobody should buy a 1500W projector from a product page alone, so tell us the distance, the surface and the ambient light and we will confirm it is the right machine before you order.
Not a bigger image — the lens governs size at any wattage. What it buys is distance and survivability against ambient light. Two things happen as you move a projector further back: the image spreads, and every competing light source in the scene gets a proportionally better chance of washing it out. Wattage is the only answer to the second problem.
At 120,000 lumens this unit holds an image where a 700W would look tired and a 300W would be invisible:
If your throw is under about 100 ft or the surface is genuinely dark, you almost certainly want the Infinity Titan range instead — 150W to 700W, considerably less money, and the right tool for that job. We will tell you so rather than sell you this.
This is the single-lens 1500W: one gobo in the machine, one projection on the building, changed by swapping the glass. For a permanent brand mark on a permanent structure that is usually exactly right — the logo does not need to change, it needs to be unmistakable.
If you need several projections from one unit, the same machine is built as a four-gobo version: the 4 Gobo High Wattage 1500W, which holds four designs and cycles them in static mode. Same engine, same output, same distance — four slots instead of one, and four free gobos instead of two.
There is no rotating 1500W. At this output the manufacturer builds the fixture as a single-image unit or as the four-gobo static one — there is no rotating 1500W and no other effect version, whatever a spec sheet may suggest.
Lens number × distance = image width. On the standard 1:0.18 long-throw lens:
A tighter ratio like 0.18 is what long-throw work needs: it concentrates the light into a smaller angle so the image stays bright at distance. Alternative lenses are available where the geometry demands it — send us the mounting position and the target and we will specify it.
Aim within about 30 degrees of perpendicular to the surface. At this range the rule bites harder than it does on a short throw: a few degrees of error at 20 ft is barely visible, and the same few degrees at 250 ft leans a logo across the whole side of a building.
Survey the angle before the bracket is fixed, not after. Where the mounting point is dictated by the structure and the angle cannot be helped, keystone correction squares the projection back up — and on a project this size we will work it through with you before anything is ordered.
Worth being direct about what you are taking on. A 1500W fixture is heavy, draws real power, and is typically mounted at height on a structure or a pole. Expect to involve a structural fixing, an electrician, and access equipment for the install and for any future gobo change.
That is normal for this class of product and it is why we would rather talk than have you click buy. Send the site details through the quote form and we will work through mounting position, power, lens and access with you.
Even at this size, two custom full-color gobos are included free and prepared from your own artwork. At 1500W and long range the artwork matters more than usual: hairlines disappear, tight counters fill in, and detail that reads on a business card vanishes at 200 feet. Our team rebuilds the logo for the size it will actually be projected at, at no charge, with a proof before anything is cut.
At this output the interesting installs are rarely logos on office blocks. A grain silo becomes the tallest sign in the county. A cooling tower carries a message readable from the interstate. A cliff face, a dam wall, a hillside above a festival site — surfaces nobody has ever been able to sign, lit from far enough away that the equipment is invisible and nothing is attached to the surface at all. Send us the site and we will tell you honestly whether it works.
IP65 rated and built for permanent outdoor installation, from −20°C to 60°C (−4°F to 140°F). Specified for sites where getting back to the fixture is a scheduled event rather than a five-minute job.
We ship worldwide with freight included. Projects at this level are quoted individually — send the elevation, the distance and the ambient light through the quote form and we will come back with a specification rather than a price list.
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.
Within about 30 degrees of perpendicular to the surface. The rule is unforgiving at this range — a few degrees of error that would be invisible at 20 ft leans a logo across an entire building at 250 ft. Survey it before the bracket is fixed; keystone correction covers positions the structure decides for you.
The standard 1:0.18 long-throw optic, a 1:0.25 or 1:0.4 for when the projector has to sit closer than the geometry wants, and the TriScope ∞ and PentaScope ∞ prism lenses — 1500W is one of the few outputs with enough light to carry a five-way split properly.
Often, yes — and we would rather say so. This wattage earns its price on long distances (hundreds of feet), against strong ambient light, or on very large projections. If your throw is under about 100 ft or the surface is genuinely dark, the Infinity Titan range at 150–700W will do the job for considerably less. Send us the distance and the surface and we will tell you honestly.
The machine is the same; the number of designs is not. This one holds one gobo and projects a single image, with two free gobos included. The 4 Gobo High Wattage 1500W holds four designs and cycles them in static mode, with four free gobos. Same output, same distance, same lens options.
Distance depends on ambient light as much as wattage, but this is the unit we specify when the answer is measured in hundreds of feet. Image size follows lens × distance — on the standard 1:0.18 that is 18 ft wide at 100 ft, 36 ft at 200 ft and 54 ft at 300 ft.
Because long-throw work needs it. A tighter ratio concentrates the light into a narrower angle, which is what keeps the image bright at distance. A wider lens at 300 ft would spread the same light across far more wall and look weak.
More than a bracket. The fixture is heavy, draws real power, and usually goes up at height on a structure or pole — so plan for a structural fixing, an electrician, and access equipment both for the install and for future gobo changes. We will work through mounting, power and lens with you before you order.
Two, free, in full color and made from your artwork. At this range the artwork needs rebuilding for scale — hairlines and fine detail vanish at 200 ft — and our team does that at no charge, with a proof.
Yes, by swapping the gobo — but plan the access. On a fixture mounted at height, a gobo change means the same equipment you used to install it, so it is worth deciding up front how often the design might change. If the answer is 'often', consider the 4-gobo version instead.
Always. Nobody should buy a 1500W projector from a product page alone. Send the elevation, distance and ambient light through the quote form and we will come back with a specification.
Typically 1–2 weeks including your custom gobos. For a construction or event program, give us the date and we will confirm against it.
At this scale it stops being marketing and becomes architecture. A logo eighty feet across on a building nobody could previously brand, with no structure built, no permit for a physical sign and nothing permanent attached — that is a different conversation from signage, and it is the one this projector is built for. 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.
Infinity Projectors offers standard gobo projectors ranging from 7W indoor models to 55W short-throw indoor units. For outdoor use, wattages range from 35W up to 1500W depending on application.
Lens ratio determines the size of your projection at a given distance. Larger ratios like 1:1spread the light over a bigger area, which requires higher wattage to maintain brightness. Smaller ratios like 1:0.33 produce smaller, sharper projections.
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.
Yes. Through PayPal Pay Later, you can finance larger purchases, making it easier to manage costs for bigger installations.
No. Infinity Projectors are designed to work with standard outlets in most regions. Regional cord options are available at checkout
No. Most are ready to use after focusing. Some advanced setups with DMX or automation may require configuration.
Yes. We love guiding customers and offer continued support via phone or email. Whether it’s setup, troubleshooting, or design tips, we’re here to help ∞.
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