Product Details
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Present in rooms with ambient light with the Hitachi CP-WX4022WN 4000-Lumen WXGA 3LCD Projector. It features 4000 Lumens of color and white brightness to overcome ambient light in many situations, and its 1280 x 800 WXGA resolution will help keep images and text clear at most viewing distances.
HDMI, VGA, S-Video, and composite video inputs help ensure compatibility with a multitude of source types. The VGA output can be used to daisy-chain multiple projectors or displays to show the same image source in multiple places. A built-in 16W speaker mitigates the need for an external sound system, though you can use one with the analog audio inputs and output. The projector is controllable via Ethernet, RS-232, or the included IR remote control.
Specifications
- White Brightness: 4,000 ANSI Lumens / 2,800 Lumens
- Color Brightness: 4,000 Lumens
- Resolution: 1280x800
- Aspect Ratio: 16:10 (WXGA)
- Contrast: 3,000:1
- Dynamic Iris: Yes
- Display Type: 0.59" 3LCD Chips
- Color Processing: 8-bit
- Video Modes: 720p, 1080i, 1080p/60, 576i, 480p, 480i
- Data Modes: MAX 1600x1200
- Lamp Type: 245W UHP bulb
- Lamp Life: 3,000 hours / 5,000 hours
- Lamp Model: DT01171
- Included Lens: 1.7x manual zoom , manual focus
- Optional Lenses: No
- Lens Shift: Horizontal /-10% & Vertical 25%
- Throw Distance: 5.3' - 31.8'
- Image Size: 30.00" - 300.00"
- Throw Ratio: 1.50:1 - 2.50:1
- Digital Keystone: Horizontal & Vertical
- Projector Size: 4.10" x 15.80" x 12.50"
- Weight: 10.1 lbs
- Audible Noise: 35 dB / 29 dB
- Internal Speakers: 8.0 Watts × 2
- Power: 370 Watts 100V - 240V
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Connection Panel
Audio In: Mini Jack x 2
Audio In: RCA
Audio Out: RCA
Composite: RCA
HDMI
Network: RJ-45
RGB In: BNC
RS232: DB-9pin
S-Video
USB x 3
VGA In: Dsub-15pin x 2
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Features
2:3 Pulldown
Closed Captioning
DICOM
Geometric Correction
Blackboard Mode
Crestron RoomView™
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Additional FeaturesThe Hybrid Filter lasts longer than conventional filters. This extension in maintenance intervals reduces the overall cost of ownership significantly.
