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The Epson EB-PU2216B 16,000-Lumen WUXGA Laser 3LCD Projector with 4K Enhancement is a sleek and versatile projector with a range of optional lenses (sold separately) for easy and flexible installation in mid- to…
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The Epson EB-PU2216B 16,000-Lumen WUXGA Laser 3LCD Projector with 4K Enhancement is a sleek and versatile projector with a range of optional lenses (sold separately) for easy and flexible installation in mid- to large-size venues. It is capable of producing ultra bright, 16,000-lumen images from a standard 120V power source using a 20,000-hour virtually maintenance-free laser light source.
Optimized for live events and professional applications, the EB-PU2216B features vivid 3LCD color technology, 3G-SDI connectivity, and a mechanical shutter to protect the projector during laser light shows. Nine optional lenses are available to cover a range of image sizes and distances. Furthermore, built-in NFC functionality and the optional PixAlign camera (sold separately) help to streamline complex projector setups.
The laser light source provides 20,000 plus hours of operation and the IP5X-certified hermetically sealed optical engine offers high dust resistance, combined with a filter-less cabinet and liquid cooling system the EB-PU2213B supports easy, low-maintenance operation.
Nine optional powered lenses (sold separately), including an ultra-short 0.35:1 throw lens with unique zero offset design, provide enhanced flexibility and convenience during installation. Additionally, built-in NFC functionality and easy-to-use Android and iOS mobile app, Epson Projector Configuration Tool (EPCT), are available to streamline multi-projector installations.
Connecting the separately available PixAlign Camera (ELPEC01) provides access to powerful features, including projector stacking assist function, blending assist for edge blends, color calibration, and screen matching from the projector menu or Epson Projector Professional Tool (EPPT) app. It enables fast blending or stacking of two projectors using a remote control instead of conventional setup with a PC and router.
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