P-70D
Booth Report · Your Theatre
Headline
$0
estimated operating savings per year (bulbs + energy + bulb-adjacent service)
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simple payback on a laser retrofit
$0
ten-year operating savings, before a single bulb price increase
Where it comes from
| Annual lamp hours | 0 h |
| Bulbs consumed / year | 0 → 0 |
| Bulb spend / year | $0 → $0 |
| Light-source energy / year | $0 → $0 |
| Bulb-adjacent service / year | $0 → $0 |
| Estimated laser wall draw at your spec | — (vs — xenon) |
| CO₂e avoided (US-avg grid) | ≈ 0 t/yr |
What money can't buy back
Print safety. No infrared in the beam and a microsecond electronic douser: a film stall never melts a frame. Your archive loans get safer, not riskier.
No bulb handling. No pressurized-bulb PPE, no explosion risk in the booth, no alignment drift between changes, no dead-bulb show cancellations.
Constant image. Laser brightness and color hold for ~30,000 h, so the last show of the year looks like the first.
Quieter, cooler booth. ~85% less heat means smaller exhaust needs and a booth you can think in.
Prepared with the P-70D parametric engineering model (first-order photometry: your screen area × target luminance → required lumens → laser bank sizing at phosphor-engine defaults; xenon side from your lamp, bulb price, rated life, schedule and tariff). Assumptions are editable in the interactive version. Figures are scoping estimates for discussion, not a quotation. Silvermill, LLC (in formation). Independent project, not affiliated with any manufacturer, studio, or exhibitor. λ638 · λ525 · λ465