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SKU
V11H751020
Category
Projectors
Overview
Bright, widescreen large-venue projector with powered lenses and HDBaseT?.
The Pro G7200W large-venue projector delivers bright, uncompromising image quality and native WXGA widescreen performance. Offering 3x Higher Color Brightness than competitive models, Epson® 3LCD projectors ensure vivid images. Ideal for events staging, auditoriums and sanctuaries, the powerful G7200W features 7500 lumens of color brightness and 7500 lumens of white brightness. Flexible integration features include an array of connectivity options, with support for HDBaseT, HDMI® and DVI-D inputs. It also offers nine optional interchangeable lenses with powered lens shift and lens memory (standard lens included). Additional advanced capabilities include simultaneous projection from multiple sources and Web-based remote projector monitoring and control.
3x Higher Color Brightess with Epson
Brilliant image quality requires high color brightness. Epson 3LCD projectors have 3x Brighter Colors than leading competitive projectors. Delivering 7500 lumens of color brightness and 7500 lumens of white brightness, the PowerLite Pro G7200W uses 3LCD, 3-chip technology for brilliant images with true-to-life color.
Warranty
Limited Warranty: 3 Year
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Highlights
The technology of LCD projectors is less-expensive and more reliable
Amazing display quality with an outstanding brightness of 7500 lm
Delivers high-quality widescreen performance in any settings with the WXGA graphic mode on