PT-RZ690 6000-Lumen WUXGA Exhibition Laser DLP Projector, Black (No Lens)
- Laser 1-chip DLP, 6,200 lm (center)/ 6,000 lm (ANSI), WUXGA
- Quartet Colour Harmonizer technology for more accurate colour reproduction
- Maintenance free up to 20.000 hours with dust-resistant optical block and long lasting laser engine
- Supports 4K/60p Signal Input, separate DIGITAL LINK and LAN terminals
Power to Impress with Accurate Colors
Expect saturated colour and finely expressed detail from next-generation 1-Chip DLP™ technology without sacrificing brightness thanks to Quartet Colour Harmonizer, an original colour-wheel technology with optimized optical design that precisely modulates light-source output according to colour requirements.
Easy to Install and Integrate
PT-RZ990 Series supports uncompressed 4K/60p signal input* via HDMI® or DIGITAL LINK terminals. The ability to play Ultra HD video at the projector’s actual resolution is useful when the same signal is distributed to multiple endpoints of differing display resolutions, making the hassle and expense of external converters a thing of the past. These projectors fit your system infrastructure and work flawlessly with other 4K-ready display devices.
Optional Lenses Offer New Creative Possibilities
Eleven optional interchangeable lenses cover every installation situation at wide throw-distances from 0.280:1 to 8.58:1. Compatible lenses include the ET-DLE020 Ultra-Short-Throw Zoom Lens. As the world’s first UST lens with optical zoom, a range of post-installation adjustments are enabled via zoom and V/H lens-shift with zero screen offset. The mirrorless, aspherical glass lens suits compact projector bodies to enable front- or rear-projection in spaces otherwise too small to support short-throw projection.
Geometric Adjustment with Free Grid Correction
PT-RZ990 benefits from a proprietary Free Grid function built into onboard Geometric Adjustment that supports grid-based image adjustment via remote control. Grid resolutions of 2 x 2, 3 x 3, 5 x 5, 9 x 9, or 17 x 17 can be projected and areas of the image reshaped or geometrically altered to fix screen distortion. This correction is performed by adjusting control-points at grid-line intersections. Move freely between grid resolutions to achieve the desired level of granularity without losing work progress. This clever data-saving function allows technicians to quickly create a distortion-free image.
