Epson V12H004U04 Short-Throw #2 Zoom Lens for Pro 1000" Projectors up to 20,000 Lumens and Pro G7000 Series

Bring large, high-impact imagery into rooms where distance is limited. The EPSON ELPLU04 short-throw zoom lens is a professional projector accessory engineered to deliver up to 1000-inch screens from close range, making it ideal for auditoriums, boardrooms, control centers and surveillance monitoring suites. Compatible with Pro L projectors (up to 20,000 lumens) and the Pro G7000 Series, this interchangeable lens provides flexible throw ratios — including 0.62–0.75 on native 4K models and 0.64–0.77 for 9,000–20,000-lumen systems — so you get the right image size and brightness for your venue.

With a 1.2x optical zoom and varifocal design, installers and AV managers can precisely frame content without repositioning projectors, reducing downtime during installation or equipment swaps. The lens’ durable, serviceable build and modest 6.8 lb weight simplify handling and maintenance in mission-critical environments like security operations, public-safety monitoring, and enterprise presentation spaces. Choose the EPSON short-throw lens to expand projection capability in confined layouts — order now to support clearer displays for surveillance, monitoring, and high-impact presentations.

• Maximize image size in tight spaces: short-throw design projects up to 1000-inch screens from close distances for large-format presentations and control-room displays.
• Flexible installation across Pro series: interchangeable with Pro L (up to 20,000 lumens) and Pro G7000 series projectors for consistent system upgrades.
• Precise framing and focus: 1.2x optical zoom and varifocal control let you fine-tune image placement without relocating the projector.
• High-brightness compatibility: optimized throw ranges for 8,500–20,000-lumen and native 4K projectors to preserve clarity in demanding venues.
• Professional, serviceable design: lightweight (6.8 lb) and built for frequent lens changes in corporate, education, and security monitoring environments.