Optoma ZH430UST
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Optoma ZH430UST
The Optoma ZH430UST projector combines DLP technology with a DuraCore laser light source to project in a native 1920×1080 Full HD resolution. Its brightness of 4000 ANSI lumens ensures a clear image even in rooms that aren't blacked out, making the projector suitable for both business and educational purposes. The laser technology provides a lifespan of up to 30000 hours without needing to replace the lamp. Thanks to its ultra-short throw, it creates a screen size of up to 130" from a very short distance. HDR and HLG support displays scenes with high dynamic range and detail. The projector can operate continuously, and its design reduces energy consumption.
1920×1080 Full HD
Maximum resolution
Laser
Light source
4000 ANSI lm / 3200 ISO lm
Brightness
Lit rooms - over 3000 lm
Lighting conditions
Key features of the Optoma ZH430UST projector
- Projects using DLP technology
- Contrast ratio of 300000:1 and native 16:9 aspect ratio
- Ultra-short throw with a 0.253:1 ratio
- Image screen size size ranges from 80" to 130"
- Vertical and horizontal keystone correction within a +/-5° range
- Laser light source lifespan of 30000 hours
- Fan noise level ranges from 27dB to 34dB
- Integrated 15W speaker
- Ceiling mountable with 360° rotation support
- Connectivity includes HDMI, USB-A, LAN, and RS232 ports
Image technology and performance
DLP technology displays an image in a native 1920×1080 Full HD resolution. The projector uses a 16:9 aspect ratio, which is also compatible with the older 4:3 format. With a brightness of 4000 ANSI lumens, the projection remains bright and clear even in well-lit rooms. The high contrast ratio of 300000:1 results in well-defined details in dark scenes. Compatibility with HDR10 and HLG content extends the dynamic range and textures, making the image feel more realistic and objects appear more solid and lifelike. The projector also processes Full 3D content. The image size can be adjusted with a screen size from 80" to 130".
Ultra-short throw projection
The ultra-short throw with a 0.253:1 ratio means you can place the projector very close to the projection surface. A distance of less than half a metre is all that's needed to create a 100" image. This setup effectively minimises shadows that a presenter might cast. The projection distance ranges from 0.202m to 0.398m. For precise image alignment, four-corner correction allows you to adjust each corner of the projected image individually, complemented by vertical and horizontal keystone correction within a +/-5° range. The 360° projection capability offers installation flexibility, enabling you to display the image in any orientation.
Laser source and operating features
At the heart of the projector is a DuraCore laser light source with a lifespan of up to 30000 hours in both standard and ECO modes. This solution eliminates the need for regular lamp replacements and reduces maintenance requirements. Power consumption starts from 119W, dropping to below 0.5W in standby mode. The fan noise level reaches 27dB to 34dB. The projector has an integrated 15W speaker. Its eco-friendly approach is reflected in the use of recycled materials, with the chassis containing up to 50% recycled plastics and the packaging up to 97% recyclable materials. An auto power-off function saves energy when the projector is not in use.
Connectivity
The projector offers two HDMI 2.0 ports for connecting modern digital sources. A USB-A port with a 1.5A current is provided for powering external devices. The 3.5mm jack audio output allows you to connect to an external sound system. For remote management and integration, there are RJ45 (LAN) and RS232 ports. It supports Crestron, Extron, AMX, and PJ-Link protocols, as well as the Optoma Management Suite software.
Projector technical specifications
- Technology: DLP
- Brightness: 4000 ANSI lm / 3200 ISO lm
- Resolution: 1920×1080 Full HD, 16:9
- Projection distance: 0.2m to 0.4m
- Speakers: 15W
- Image screen size: 80" to 130"
Package contents
- 1× Power cable
- 1× Remote control
Native resolution vs. maximum resolution
Native resolution determines the actual number of physical pixels on the projector's imaging chip and defines the real sharpness of the image. In contrast, maximum resolution only indicates the highest signal the projector can receive and convert (downscale) to its native resolution. For a high-quality image, it is always crucial to look at the native resolution.Specifications
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| Code: | WZ005a1a11 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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