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Arc Beam 80
A portable projection kit for a prepared wall and a dimmed presentation space.
€490.00 to buy
A local equipment plan. No stock is reserved and no payment is collected.
A closer look at Arc Beam 80
Beam 80 makes a larger picture from a relatively small chassis, but the room is part of the system. Its native 1280 × 800 image suits slides and ordinary video rather than fine 4K detail. The 1.5–1.7:1 throw ratio means that a 2 m-wide picture needs roughly 3–3.4 m from lens to screen.
Choose the picture width first, then measure the available lens distance and a safe route for power and video cables. Dim the room and use a flat pale screen surface. Focus manually after the projector is in place; moving it afterward changes both focus and image geometry.
| Term | Per month | Full rent | Refundable deposit | Due at start |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | €29.00 | €29.00 | €80.00 | €109.00 |
| 3 months | €27.55 | €82.65 | €80.00 | €107.55 |
| 6 months | €26.10 | €156.60 | €80.00 | €106.10 |
| 12 months | €23.20 | €278.40 | €80.00 | €103.20 |
Full rent excludes the deposit. The initial amount includes the first month and the deposit. Rental does not become ownership.
What comes with this model
- Arc Beam 80 projector
- Mains lead
- 2 m HDMI cable
- Remote with two AAA batteries
- Padded carrying bag
Technical details
- Projection system
- Single-chip DLP-style illustrative engine
- Native resolution
- 1280 × 800
- Illustrative output
- 2400 lumens; not an independently measured rating
- Throw ratio
- 1.5–1.7:1
- Image size range
- 40–120 inches diagonal
- Inputs
- HDMI 2.0 and VGA
- Focus
- Manual
- Audio
- 3.5 mm stereo output; small built-in speaker
- Power
- Mains
- HDR
- No HDR display capability
Questions about this model
How far from the wall should it sit?
Multiply the desired image width by 1.5 to 1.7. For a 2 m-wide image, plan about 3 to 3.4 m from the lens, with additional clearance for the projector body and cables.
Can it accept a computer without a network?
Yes. HDMI or VGA carries a direct picture from a compatible source. The screen surface, suitable adapter if needed and a safe cable route must still be prepared.
Check this before choosing
Intended uses
- Presentations with large text
- Occasional video in a dimmed room
Points to confirm
- A screen and mount are not supplied; ambient light can overwhelm the image.
- The fictional lumen figure is not a certification, and the native panel cannot display 4K detail.
Make a local setup note
A note for your own equipment plan. It is not a published review and is not sent to anyone.
Connections with a reason
Only the named relationships have been defined. Each link states whether it concerns lens fit, signal, input, companion software or file transfer; no universal same-category compatibility is implied.

Vela Page 15 sends HDMI 2.0 to Arc Beam 80. The projector scales to its native 1280 × 800 image; the cable does not add 4K detail.

Vela Turn 13 sends HDMI 2.0 to Arc Beam 80. The projector scales to its native 1280 × 800 image; the cable does not add 4K detail.
Read before assembling the kit

Setup notes
Measure the room before choosing the projector
Image size, throw distance, ambient light and sound determine whether a portable screening will work.
Read the guide
Setup notes
Compare the commitment, not just the monthly price
A clear equipment budget separates rent, purchase, refundable deposits and the timing of the first payment.
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