In School
Audio visual plays an important role in today’s classroom and is a key part of the teaching experience. 2C products play an integral part.
2C can help you with your screen and projector mounting options. Read on for advice on which products suit your application best.
If you have an interactive white board (IWB) in your classroom, you can use either a short throw or standard throw projector. Each of these needs a different projector mounting product. The table below shows the best choices:
| What kind of Projector? |
Recommended Projector Mount |
Product Name | Colour | Mounting Surface |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short Throw | 2C141 | Teach IT Wall | White | Wall above IWB |
| Standard Throw | 2C101 | 2C110 | Hang IT | Extend IT | Black | Higher ceilings |
| Standard Throw | 2C102 | 2C111 | Hang IT | Extend IT | White | Higher ceilings |
| Standard Throw | 2C101 | Hang IT | Black | Lower ceilings |
| Standard Throw | 2C101 | Hang IT | White | Lower ceilings |
Some projectors have the interactivity built into them directly, so you won’t require an IWB but you do need a specially formulated whiteboard. The 2C Write IT is perfect as it is a low glare, easy write surface.
Your classroom may be better suited to a roller screen which allows you to store it out of sight when it’s not in use.
We recommend our great value See IT and Watch IT screens. Two things to work out:
- What size screen is required?
- Which format?
The SEE IT Multiformat Screens are perfect for when you are showing a variety of media, in different sizes and different formats. The WATCH IT 4:3 VF format screens match perfectly to a 4:3 projector.
| Product Name | Product Code | Size | Format |
|---|---|---|---|
| Watch IT | 2C732 | 84" | 4:3 |
| Watch IT | 2C733 | 100" | 4:3 |
| See IT | 2C701 | 1800 x 1500mm | Multiformat |
| See IT | 2C702 | 1800 x 1800mm | Multiformat |
| See IT | 2C703 | 2100 x 2100mm | Multiformat |
For projector mounts, the key question is where will you mount the projector, and this will be determined by your projector's throw distance. See table above for help in choosing.