Epson EB-L1405U

8,000 lumens 3 LCD projector

The Epson EB-L1405U is a reliable 3 LCD projector helping experts to design visually appealing installations at mid-sized and large-scale events. Especially operators of theme parks, conference rooms or meetings benefit from its features. However, the rental industry as well as shopping centres can rely on the powerful projection-solution too.

As it offers 8,000 lumens, the Epson EB-L1405U stands out as being a bright device. Even under difficult conditions, professionals are for this reason able to design high-quality installations. Furthermore, the compactly built system has various other features like an integrated trapezoidal correction as well as a lens shift. Also, the tried and tested WUXGA resolution is a key element of this projector. Thanks to it, 1,920 x 1,200 pixels are transferred at an aspect ratio of 16:10.

High-quality images impress permanently

The 21 kg Epson EB-L1405U is an efficient device built for demanding surroundings. Its compact measurements make it flexible to install as needed. For example, it can be mounted near the ceiling or walls. Also, experts are able to place it on a regular table. In combination with an average life span of 20,000 hours, this makes the LCD projector by Epson a functional asset also for the continuous use. When working on the integrated ECO mode, its durability reaches up to 30,000 hours.

In terms of efficiency, the Epson EB-L1405U helps to cut costs in the long run too. One reason is its easy maintenance. The other is a low energy consumption. During the ECO mode, only 417 watts are needed for transferring high-quality images. When put to stand-by, no more than 0,5 watts are consumed.

The projection-solution for experts: Epson EB-L1405U

Carefully selected features like a 4K amplification, Absolute Black and an automatic calibration are key elements of the Epson EB-L1405U. However, it also stands out with its function to individualize the user logo. In addition to these specifications, the system simplifies the everyday working process with six colour modes, a memory for the lens position and frame interpolation.