All Epson Sub-20,000 Lumen Projectors Now Run on Only 120 Volts!
Epson announced its EB-PU2220B and EB-PU2120W now support standard 120-volt power up to 19,000 lumens. Epson has been working on a solution to make this class of projectors more accessible to end users. Support for 120 volts power is a bg deal in live events, education and large venue installation applications. With 120 volts compatibility at up to 19,000 lumens, Epson now offers access to projectors suitable for large-scale projection without an increased cost of installation. In addition, Epson recently implemented a price adjustment to the EB-PU2220B and EB-PU2120W projectors to further encourage end users to utilize this ultra-bright class of projectors.
The EB-PU2220B and EB-PU2120W are built around Epson’s 3-chip 3LCD technology and feature WUXGA resolution with 4K Enhancement Technology. As part of Epson’s Pro Series, these projectors include toolsets and powered by a 20,000-hour maintenance-free laser light source. Epson’s Pro Series includes features for live events, including liquid cooling for enhanced longevity and reliability, 3G-SDI input and output to accommodate daisy-chaining and long cable runs, along with a mechanical shutter to help protect the projectors during laser light shows. The projectors also feature a hermetically sealed optical engine for high dust resistance and a filter-less cabinet for low-maintenance operation.
Further streamlining installation, the optional PixAlign camera provides access to powerful tools that help speed up and simplify projector color calibration and geometric correction adjustment for stacking and edge blending. The projectors also pair with Epson’s extensive lens family, including an ultra short-throw .35 lens with a unique zero offset design, and come equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) functionality5 and the Epson Projector Configuration Tool (EPCT)6 Android and iOS mobile app. Users can also control and monitor multiple projectors in a single, large space with Epson Projector Professional Tool (EPPT)7 and easily manage projector inventory from any device with a web browser with Epson Projector Management Connected (EPM-C).8
The black EB-PU2220B and white EB-PU2120W with the 120v power option are available now and specs are here: www.epson.com/liveevents
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