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Projector Rentals

We stock a large assortment of top-quality, name-brand projector equipment and screens from Panasonic, Eiki, Sanyo, Hitachi and Mitsubishi.

Our warehouses contain over 1,200 DLP & LCD projectors for rental across the country. We routinely handle orders from one projector to hundreds of projectors.

We are one of the largest suppliers of projector rentals in the NY, NJ, CT, and PA areas. Projector rentals are offered on a daily, weekly and monthly basis. We also ship internationally to Europe, Canada, the Caribbean and worldwide.

NATIONWIDE PROJECTOR RENTAL

We can deliver projector rentals to any location in the U.S. within 24-hours. In our local market - NY, NJ, CT, and PA - we offer same-day delivery. Maintenance and 24/7 technical support are FREE during your rental.

Projector Rental Guide

Friday, 21 January 2011 04:39
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Your Guide to Renting A Projector

Projector rental basics, tips, and options to consider

By ProAVRentals.com

Renting a projector can be a tedious process, especially when you consider the various projectors and options available on the market today. This is especially true with the rise of so many projector only rental companies, which promise to make the projector rental process seamless by providing overnight shipping, a large inventory, and long term rental options.

Unfortunately, it's not as easy as picking a projector and your done. There are various factors to consider before selecting the correct projector and choosing the right company. Renting the wrong projector from the wrong company will make your presentation and/or event have the opposite intended affect.  So choose carefully.

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