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Optoma BX-CTA10 Motorized Wide Zoom Lens for ZK1320 and ZK1120

SKU: BX-CTA10
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$3,499.00

The Optoma BX-CTA10 wide zoom lens is engineered for immersive installations where a short throw distance is essential. Its motorized design provides seamless 1.3x zoom adjustment, allowing for flexible placement without compromising image quality.

Full lens memory functionality saves and instantly recalls your preferred zoom, focus, and lens shift positions, simplifying complex multi-aspect-ratio setups. The precision optics deliver sharp, clear images across a vast screen size range from 80 inches up to a mechanical limit of 500 inches.

Designed specifically for seamless integration with Optoma ZK1320 and ZK1120 4K UHD+ projectors, this lens ensures optimal performance and reliability for professional AV applications.

Key Features

Brand Optoma
Model Number BX-CTA10
Product Type Projector Lens
Compatibility Optoma ZK1320, ZK1120
Net Weight 4.63 lbs
Gross Weight 7.05 lbs
UPC 796435071493
Throw Ratio 0.5:1 ~ 0.65:1
Minimum Screen Size 80 inches
Maximum Screen Size 300 inches (Mechanical limit ~ 500 inches)
Minimum Throw Distance 1.77 ft
Maximum Throw Distance 22.97 ft
F-stop 2.0 ~ 2.2
Focal Length 8.99 ~ 11.60 mm
Zoom Type Motorized
Zoom Ratio 1.3x
Lens Memory Lens shift only

Warranty

Limited Warranty

Frequently asked questions

Which projectors is the Optoma BX-CTA10 lens compatible with?

The BX-CTA10 wide zoom lens is designed specifically for use with the Optoma ZK1320 and ZK1120 4K UHD+ projectors.

What is the throw ratio of this lens?

When used with the ZK1320 or ZK1120 projectors, the throw ratio ranges from 0.5:1 to 0.65:1, making it ideal for short-distance, large-image installations.

Does the lens have memory presets?

Yes, the lens features full lens memory that can save and quickly recall your lens shift positions. Zoom and focus settings are also saved and recalled.

What is the maximum supported screen size?

The lens supports a screen size of up to 300 inches, with a mechanical limit of approximately 500 inches.