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As part of the Christie® Solaria® Series of digital cinema projectors, the Christie CP2215 is a compact digital cinema projector suited for theaters with screens up to 50 feet (15 meters) and where booth space is at a premium. It is compatible with multiple IMB manufacturers and offers and expanded range of brightness to meet your specific theater needs.
Available with High Frame Rate technology
With HFR technology, your investment is ready for the next evolution of digital cinema. Display premium 2D/3D HFR feature film and alternative content in its original format, giving your audiences the best visual experience possible.
To learn more about high frame rates and the next evolution of digital cinema display see Christie’s High Frame Rate Technology Overview.
Key features
- Easy to operate – touch panel, or web-based GUI. Intelligent lens system (ILS™) for fast set-up
- Easy to install – lightweight all-in-one chassis for flexible mounting
- Easy to maintain – rear access lamp change
- Affordable performance – Christie Xenolite long-life, lower power consumption lamps
- Reliability – split power operation for use with UPS
- Compatibility – works with Christie and 3rd-party IMBs, accessories and lenses
Based on .98" DLP Cinema® technology, the Christie CP2215 Digital Cinema projector uses high efficiency, long lasting CDXL series Xenon lamps including the new CDXL-23S offering maximum brightness, or the CDXL-14M and CDXL-16M lamps designed for long life and low power consumption. The competition requires higher wattage lamps for the same light output, giving Christie clear advantage on cost of ownership and lumens per watt.
A robust and reliable Digital Cinema projector, the Christie CP2215 features a motorized lensing solution and a selection of eight zoom lenses to guarantee the right lens solution for virtually any auditorium. It is the projector of choice for small screens and post production applications that demand performance and reliability in a small, affordable package.
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Specifications
15,000 lumens
Brightness
58' (15m) screen*
Cinema screen size
2000:1 full field on/off
Contrast ratio
35.2 trillion
Color gamut / number of colors
0.98" 2K DMD 3DLP Cinema® chip
Digital micromirror device
2048 x 1080 (2K)
DMD DLP Cinema®
*Maximum screen size depends upon various factors such as screen gain, lamp age, geometry, etc. Consult your Christie representative for detailed analysis. Measured at screen center.
**Typical power consumption. May be impacted by environmental conditions.
Due to constant research, specifications and features are subject to change without notice.
Downloads
Christie Xenolite Digital Cinema Lamp Brochure
Sep 13, 2023 | PDF: 2.7 MB
This PDF document is Christie’s Xenon Lamp Brochure containing the power, lumens, air extraction and warranty information for all Christie’s Xenon lamps. For more information, please contact Christie’s customer support centre or your Christie account manager.
Solaria Series 2 end of production notification
Mar 31, 2023 | PDF: 205 KB
Christie CP2215 Datasheet
Jan 01, 2020 | PDF: 2.2 MB
This is the PDF product specification sheet that outlines key features, specifications and uses for the Christie products listed below. Please refer to the information presented on the Christie website or speak to your Christie representative for the confirmation of installation-critical specifications and features.
Xenon - Tried, tested and true
Mar 21, 2017 | PDF: 121 KB
Producing impressive light output, accurate color reproduction and boasting 99.999% reliability, this “lightning in a bottle” technology is the dependable workhorse trusted by exhibitors everywhere.
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