Epson EB-L1000U

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Epson EB-L1000U
The Epson EB-L1000U laser projector offers superb image quality, low maintenance costs, and advanced installation options. With the 3LCD projection system, it delivers a highly balanced projection with the same brightness for both white and single colours. The projector displays native WUXGA resolution and also has 4K image technology that delivers exceptional sharpness and detail rendering.
Key features of the Epson EB-L1000U
- WUXGA resolution + 4K technology
- Light output of 5000 lumens
- Over 2,000,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio (typically 1800:1)
- Long-lasting image quality and low maintenance costs
- Flexible installation including 360° rotation without distortion or loss of brightness
- HDBaseT for zooming (100 metres without repeater)
Long-lasting projector with laser lamp
Even in large areas and in bright daylight, the Epson EB-L1000U delivers rich and vivid colours with the 3LCD-powered laser lamp and the newly developed inorganic phosphor disk. It provides advanced resistance to light and heat, so the projection quality is stable under any circumstances. The laser source itself boasts an operating time of 20,000 to 30,000 hours.
Simple and flexible installation
The Epson EB-L1000U can be easily customised to fit your needs. With 1.6x motorised zoom and the option to adjust the direction by moving the lens (also motorised), the projection can be adjusted for large canvases or smaller distances. You can save different settings, enabling you to be instantly ready for projection with a different aspect ratio or for the use of different lenses.
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Epson is a technology company based in Japan. It is a subsidiary of the Seiko Group, and on of the most important manufacturers of printers, scanners and multimedia projectors. The company's offerings are much broader though, encompassing industrial robots, cash registers, and more.
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