Outdoor Gobo Projectors Built for Indian Conditions

Outdoor projection has to survive monsoon rain, dust and sustained heat. That makes the housing and its sealing as important as the brightness figure on the specification sheet.

Protection is described by an IP rating. Every Signovation outdoor series is IP67: the housing is dust-tight and protected against water, including brief immersion, so driving monsoon rain, dust and hose-down cleaning are covered even in a fully exposed position with no cover overhead.

ORBIT is the IP67 outdoor series, available in 40W, 60W and 100W for shopfronts, entrances and outdoor floor branding. NOVA steps up to 150W and 200W with IP67 protection for building facades, car parks and long-distance projection.

Wattage should be matched to throw distance rather than chosen at maximum. Around 5 metres typically needs 60-65W in normal evening light; a brightly lit commercial entrance may need 100W or more for the same distance. The buying guide sets out the full table.

Frequently asked questions

What does IP67 mean for an outdoor gobo projector?

The housing is dust-tight and protected against water, including brief immersion, so monsoon rain, dust and hose-down cleaning are covered. Every Signovation outdoor series, ORBIT and NOVA, is IP67 rated.

What wattage do I need for a shopfront?

Around 5 metres in normal evening light typically needs 60W to 65W. A brightly lit entrance or a longer throw may need 100W or more, which is why ORBIT is offered in 40W, 60W and 100W. Measure the distance from the mounting point to the surface before choosing.

Will the logo be visible in daylight?

No projector competes with direct sunlight. Outdoor projection is designed for evening and night, or for shaded areas such as covered entrances and underpasses.