Epson V11H892920 Pro L1750UNL 3LCD Laser Projector with 4K Enhancement, No Lens, 15,000 Lumens, WUXGA Resolution, White

When reliable, high-impact visuals are mission-critical, the EPSON Pro L1750UNL pro projector delivers. Engineered for large venues, control rooms and security monitoring environments, this WUXGA 3LCD laser projector produces 15,000 lumens of vibrant color and white brightness so images remain clear even in ambient light. Epson's 4K Enhancement technology sharpens detail for video walls, surveillance feeds and presentation content without sacrificing compatibility.

The solid-state laser light source offers up to 20,000 hours of virtually maintenance-free operation, reducing downtime and service costs for integrators and AV managers. Integration-friendly features — including HDBaseT, 3G-SDI, HDMI and nine optional powered lenses — let you deploy flexible throw distances and reliable signal distribution across command centers, auditoriums and digital signage installations. Built-in edge blending, image warping and an automatic image correction camera simplify multi-projector setups and ensure consistent color and brightness across screens.

Ideal for security, surveillance, monitoring and large-venue presentations, the EPSON Pro L1750UNL combines durability, brightness and installation versatility. Contact your reseller to configure lenses and controls for your next installation.

• Delivers uncompromising visibility in large venues with 15,000 lumens of color and white brightness for bright conference rooms, auditoriums, and control centers
• Native WUXGA with Epson 4K Enhancement provides razor-sharp imagery and improved detail for presentations, video, and surveillance monitoring
• Laser light engine rated up to 20,000 hours for virtually maintenance-free operation and lower total cost of ownership
• Flexible installation and integration via HDBaseT, 3G-SDI, multiple inputs and nine optional powered lenses (sold separately) to fit complex AV and security deployments
• Advanced edge blending, image warping and automated image correction for multi-projector arrays used in command centers, digital signage and monitoring rooms