Ricoh PJ WXL5860

Compact and Portable Design - At just 4.3 kg (PJ WXL5860 model) in weight and with a footprint of only 337 x 265 x 108mm, RICOH Compact Laser Projectors provide a versatile, short throw day-to-day solution for smaller presentation spaces. Multi-Module Laser Light Source - The multi-module structure laser light source supports continuous operation for 7 x 24 hours and outputs a stable brightness of 4000-4700lm (subject to model). The laser beam is produced by multiple laser diodes, increasing reliability. It offers three laser power modes: Normal, Eco, and Image ECO. The Image ECO mode can dynamically adjust power consumption based on image brightness, extending the life of the laser diode. High Image Quality and Wide Colour Gamut - These DLP projectors use RICOH's unique NCE natural colour gain technology, efficiently covering over 92% of the Rec.709 colour gamut range and delivering natural and realistic colours. 20,000 Hour-Long Life - The laser light source has a long life of 20,000 hours, which is 6-7 times the life of a typical projector bulb source. Quick start-up - Full brightness is achieved within seconds of turning the projector on. The light will also turn off as soon as the unit is powered off. 4K Signal Compatible Display - The PJ WXL5860 is compatible with 3840x2160HZ, which means they can directly play 4K resolution format audio and video content. Horizontal and Vertical Keystone/Four Corners Correction - Complex or uneven installation surfaces can cause distortion of the image. The four corners correction function can adjust each corner of the projection screen separately, supplemented by horizontal and vertical keystone adjustment, delivering a rectangular final image. HDMI2.0 - The HDMI2.0 interface expands bandwidth to 18GBps, achieving a refresh rate of 50/60Hz in 4K image transmission – about twice that of HDMI1.4. This makes playback lively, smooth and much gentler to the human eye. Supports DICOM SIM medical mode - Equipped with DICOM SIM (Digital Imaging and Communications in Medicine Simulation), these models are suitable for projecting monochromatic medical images, such as X-ray films, MRI, and tomography images. Details of medical images can be presented to a wider audience in a large, high-definition format, ideal for medical education environments. Resolution: WXGA (1280x800), Device: DLP, Light Source: Laser, Brightness (lm): 4,700, Lens type: Fixed lens, Throw Ratio: 1.113-1.523, Zoom Ratio: 1.36; Manual, Image size (inch): 30-300, Throw distance (m): 1.0-7.2, Speaker: 8Wx2.