Projectors / Event Beamers for the 2026 World Cup – buy or rent
From beer gardens to festival grounds: great picture quality for every match. Refurbished, powerful, sustainable – and available now.
Our World Cup Highlights
Panasonic PT-FRQ60
4K laser projector for razor-sharp match broadcasts
For those who don’t want to miss a single detail: the Panasonic PT‑FRQ60 delivers 6,000 ANSI lumens and 4K resolution – razor‑sharp match broadcasts for restaurants, cultural venues and event halls. This compact laser projector impresses with brilliant colours and low maintenance operation without lamp replacement – ideal for continuous use throughout the entire tournament. Perfect for enjoying every match in full size and top quality – as if you were live in the stadium.
Brightness: 6,000 ANSI lumens
Resolution: 4K (3,840 × 2,160)
Technology: 1‑Chip DLP Laser (maintenance‑free)
Condition: Refurbished
Price: €3,290 net
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Availability: Only 10 units – first come, first served.
Digital Projection E‑Vision 11000 4K
For large areas and bright environments
The ultimate experience for large groups and events: anyone looking to cover large areas or bright spaces will love the E‑Vision 11000 4K. This 1‑chip DLP projector delivers 9,500 ANSI lumens and 4K resolution – perfect for fan zones and larger venues. With this projector, every match becomes an unforgettable public event: the ideal outdoor football projector – thanks to outstanding brightness and crystal‑clear image quality.
Brightness: 9,500 ANSI lumens
Resolution: 4K
Technology: 1‑Chip DLP Laser (maintenance‑free)
Condition: Refurbished, incl. standard lens
Price: €4,790 net
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Availability: Only 10 units – first come, first served.
Stay flexible: rent a projector for the entire World Cup
Prefer renting to buying? That’s possible with us too! We’re looking forward to many exciting matches, from the group stage to the final. Our prices for the entire tournament (11 June to 19 July 2026):
| 6,000 ANSI lumens | €800 |
| 10,000 ANSI lumens | €1,000 |
| 20,000 ANSI lumens | €2,500 |
| 30,000 ANSI lumens | €4,000 |
| Outdoor case (surcharge) | €1,500 |
Projection screens in various sizes are also available. Each setup can be customised individually – just ask us.
We’re happy to help you plan your setup.
Promise: we’ll find the solution that fits your event – not just any solution.
We’re ready to make this summer unforgettable!
Every World Cup setup is different – we plan precisely for your venue
We don’t just love football – we also love giving good, personalised advice!
Here’s what makes us great:
- we offer independent advice (not tied to any manufacturer)
- we have both refurbished and new projectors and lenses in stock – giving us maximum flexibility
- we have many years of professional experience in projection technology
- we also offer:
- Outdoor cases: Reliable protection for your equipment during open‑air events.
- Trade‑in: Used projectors from 5,000 lumens can be traded in when purchasing.
- Delivery & logistics: Fast, flexible, worldwide – from UPS to direct delivery.
We love a challenge: every venue is different and needs an individual, tailor‑made solution. Anyone can do standard – we make it fit perfectly.
Practical tips: how to get outdoor projection right
As little sunlight or ambient light as possible! It may sound obvious, but it’s crucial: the darker the surroundings, the better the projection. The good news: most World Cup matches take place in the evening or at night (at least in European time zones).
Brightness matters: the more ANSI lumens the projector has, the better. From our experience, to project a satisfying image outdoors with a width of 2 metres, you’ll need at least 10,000 ANSI lumens.
Screen size vs. viewing distance: the screen size should be chosen based on the distance of the farthest viewer. The last viewer should be no more than 7.5 times the image width away. For example: with a 4 m (width) × 3 m (height) screen, calculate 4 m × 7.5 = 30 m (viewing distance). So the last viewer should be no more than 30 m away.
Lenses make the difference: ultra‑short‑throw lenses allow large images in small spaces – ideal when setup space is limited. Telephoto lenses are suitable when the projector is positioned far from the screen. The right lens often makes the difference between “okay” and truly impressive.
Rear projection is a must! That way, no one stands between the projector and the screen. Here’s how it works: the projector beams from behind onto a rear‑projection screen. The area in between is darkened with a tunnel (tent, molton fabric, tarpaulin). This tunnel, connecting projector and screen, must be completely light‑tight and ideally black on the inside. It also protects the projector from the weather. And honestly, there’s hardly anything more annoying than someone walking through the picture – this setup prevents exactly that.
