NEC P627UL Projector, 1920 x 1200 WUXGA, 6,200 ANSI Lumen

Quiet as a whisper and extremely versatile The P627UL is the result of innovation based on real user requirements. A laser projector so quiet that it wouldn't be noticeable at all if it didn't have a projection power of 6,200 ANSI lumens, thanks to which projected images are perfectly discernible in brightly lit environments. At 22 dB in Eco mode, the projector is quieter than the ticking of a wristwatch, setting new standards for silent operation that no other installation projector surpasses. In addition to handling 4K input signals at 30 Hz, extensive connectivity options and its support for WUXGA resolution, the future-proof projector features outstanding images. No Maintenance - No maintenance is required during the P627UL's long 20,000-hour lifespan. Due to the completely encapsulated optical unit and laser light source, neither filters nor lamps need to be replaced. Another plus point is the projector's low operating costs, consuming only an economical 318 W in normal mode. With optional WLAN connectivity and integrated MultiPresenter function for wireless presentations and the ability to transfer projection images to other devices, this projector is the ideal device for conference rooms and classrooms. However, it also meets the requirements of rental and event companies as well as for digital signage application scenarios. * No filter maintenance required - thanks to a fully encapsulated optical laser LCD unit, a filter-free design is possible. Colours remain brilliant and bright over the long term and you no longer need to budget for maintenance costs. * Low-noise operation - at 22 dB*, the technology is quiet enough not to disturb your meeting. * Future-proof signal source management - thanks to processing of 4K input signals at 30 Hz. * No more lamp changes required - thanks to the laser light source, up to 20,000 hours of maintenance-free operation are possible. * Risk group 2 - because risk group 2 conformity means that no prescribed safety precautions are necessary.