Epson V11HB31120 PowerLite 6,200-Lumen Short Throw WUXGA 3LCD Laser Projector

Deliver large, professional-grade images in tight or mission-critical spaces with the EPSON PowerLite 6,200-Lumen Short Throw WUXGA 3LCD Laser Projector. Built for Pro Projectors environments, this PowerLite model combines a 6,200-lumen laser engine with native WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution and 3LCD color technology to provide consistently bright, accurate visuals for conferencing, digital signage, simulation, security and surveillance monitoring. The short-throw lens lets you place the projector close to screens or walls — perfect for small meeting rooms or control rooms where space is limited. Robust connectivity, including HDBaseT, HDMI in/out, Wi‑Fi and NFC, makes deployment and signal chaining straightforward across AV and security networks. The laser light source delivers long-lasting operation for 24/7 monitoring applications and reduces service interruptions and maintenance costs. Optional PixAlign camera adds powerful multi-projector tools like auto color calibration and blending assist for large-scale, multi-panel displays used in training, exhibits and monitoring centers. Request a quote or contact our sales team to specify the EPSON PowerLite for your next conference room, control center or surveillance installation.

• Deliver bright, punchy visuals with 6,200 lumens — ideal for conference rooms, control centers, simulation and security monitoring where clarity matters
• Long-life laser light source reduces maintenance and downtime for 24/7 installations, lowering total cost of ownership
• WUXGA (1920 x 1200) native resolution with 3LCD color produces accurate detail and vibrant color; accepts 4K input for future-proof content
• Short-throw optics and versatile connectivity (HDBaseT, HDMI in/out, Wi‑Fi) simplify installation in tight spaces and enable signal chaining for multi-screen displays
• Built-in NFC and optional PixAlign camera speed multi-projector setup, auto color calibration and edge blending for immersive signage, surveillance walls and training environments