Epson EB-815E Projector, Super Ultra Short Throw Laser Display, 4KE Enhancement, 5000 Lumens Brightness, 80 to 160 Inch Screen Size, 3LCD Technology, Wireless Connectivity
- Scalable 4KE display for any room 80-160" UST display for unrestricted viewing (no shadows/reflections)
- Bright and energy efficient laser 5,000 lumens CLO with 3LCD technology for brighter colours
- Effortless connectivity options Auto-on, wired/wireless display with USB 2A output for smart sticks
- LED/Video wall alternative Surprisingly affordable with low energy consumption
Warranty: 1 Year — effortless warranty claims with UK-wide coverage. Learn more
Key specifications
- Brightness
- 5000 Lumens & Above
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 12.50 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 34.10 cm x 69.50 cm x 15.60 cm
- Projection System
- 3LCD Technology, RGB liquid crystal shutter
- LCD Panel
- 0.62 inch with C2 Fine
- Color Light Output
- 5000–3500 lumens (economy mode, IDMS15.4)
- White Light Output
- 5000–3500 lumens (economy mode, ISO 21118:2020)
- Resolution
- 1080 p
- Resolution Enhancement
- 4K enhancement
- Aspect Ratio
- 16:9
- On-Screen Pixel Count
- 2073,600 dots (1920 × 1080) × 3
- Contrast Ratio
- >5000,000:1
- Light Source
- Laser
- Laser Life
- 20000 hours (high), 30000 hours (eco)
- Color Video Processing
- 10-bit
- Vertical Refresh Rate
- 192–240 Hz
- HDR Support
- HDR10, HLG
- Throw Ratio
- 0.16–0.40:1
- Zoom
- Digital (1.0–1.35×)
- Lens
- Optical
- Screen Size
- 80–160 inches
- F Number
- 1.8
- Focal Length
- 2.3 mm
- Focus
- Manual
- Offset
- 7:1
- Interfaces
- USB 2.0-A (×2), USB 2.0 Type-B (service), RS-232C, Ethernet (100/10 Mbps), Wi-Fi (802.11a/b/g/n/ac), HDMI in (×2), HDMI out, HDBaseT, Miracast
- Network Protocols
- HTTPS, IPv4/IPv6, SNMP, ESC/VP.net, PJLink
- Security Features
- Kensington lock, password lock, control panel lock, padlock, WLAN security
- Color Modes
- Dynamic, Natural, Cinema, Presentation, Blackboard, DICOM SIM
- Video Modes
- Blackboard, Cinema, Dynamic, Natural, Presentation, DICOM SIM, Multi Projection
- Special Features
- Edge blending, keystone correction, split screen, screen mirroring, auto power on, quick corner, digital zoom, PC free, scheduling
- Control Support
- AMX, Extron, Crestron, Control4
- Power Consumption
- 290W (normal), 192W (eco), 380W peak
- Standby Power
- 0.4 W
- Heat Dissipation
- 1292 BTU/hour max
- Power Supply
- AC 100–240V, 50/60Hz
- Dimensions (W × D × H)
- 695 × 341 × 156 mm
- Weight
- 12.5 kg
- Noise Level
- 35 dB (normal), 26 dB (eco)
- Operating Conditions
- 20–80% humidity (operation), -10°C to 60°C storage
- Included Software
- Epson Creative Projection, EasyMP Multi PC Projection, Epson Projector Content Manager, Epson Projector Management
- Included Accessories
- Power cable, remote control, batteries, quick start guide, warranty documents
- Installation Types
- Ceiling, desktop, wall mount, TV cabinet
- Color
- Black
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Charlie P. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Two years of daily use with no maintenance at all
Cons
It shows up every mark on a painted wall
Comment
Bought when the old lamp unit finally gave up, and the running cost has been the story ever since. No lamps, no filters, no service visit and no fading; the laser is quoted at 20,000 hours and the picture in the second year is the picture from the first week. A year in we moved it onto a proper board rather than the painted wall, and I wish we had done that at the start. On plaster the texture catches the light at that angle and text has a faint sparkle you stop noticing but never quite unsee. Otherwise it simply works, every day, all day, and it is quiet enough that a class does not talk over it.
Daisy R. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Handles a bright room without complaint
Cons
The built in speaker is a last resort
Comment
Sound is the only weak spot and everybody knows that going in: the internal speaker exists so a laptop clip is audible in an emergency, nothing more. Ours goes out to a pair of wall speakers and that was always the plan. Picture in a bright room is the reason to buy one, and on that it is exactly as promised.
George C. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Very bright and very even across the whole image
Cons
Fan noise rises noticeably in the brightest mode
Comment
Four months of use in a room that seats 40, and the picture has been beyond reproach: bright with the lights on, even from corner to corner, and colour that does not shift as the room warms up through the afternoon. The noise is worth knowing about. In the standard mode it is a background hush nobody notices. Put it into the brightest setting for a room with the blinds up and the fan is clearly audible from the front rows, enough that a quiet video needs the volume up. We leave it in the middle setting now and pull the nearest blind instead. The other note is cabling: the sockets face sideways under a cover, and the cover fouls the bracket arm, so plan the lead route before it goes on the wall.
Leo A. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
Laser starts instantly, with no warm up
Cons
The remote is tiny for a room this size
Comment
Ours goes on and off perhaps 15 times a day as rooms change over, and the instant start is worth more than anything on the spec sheet. No dimming, no cooling cycle to sit through before somebody can move it on to the next thing. Brightness is comfortably enough for a room with three windows down one side, and the automatic keystone gets close before the corner adjustment finishes the job. The remote is the only silly part: a small plastic thing that goes missing between rooms and needs pointing at the unit rather than at the screen, which is behind you.
Isla D. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
A huge image from almost no distance
Cons
You will want a proper screen surface
Comment
Sits a hand's width from the wall and fills the whole of it, which still makes people stop in the doorway and stare!
Louie S. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Bright, sharp and silent enough
Cons
Nothing beyond the price of the bracket
Comment
Does everything the old lamp projector could not!
Florence S. Used for: 3–6 months
Pros
Colour stays bright with the lights on
Comment
The reason for choosing the Epson over the DLP alternative was colour brightness, and in a room full of fluorescent tubes you can see it: reds and greens stay saturated rather than going pastel the moment somebody flicks the lights on. We run it in a training room where the lights have to stay up for people taking notes, and nobody has asked for the blinds to come down since.
Florence D. Used for: Less than a month
Comment
Straight swap for a unit that had hung from the ceiling for years and threw its beam right across the teacher's desk. This one sits above the board and nobody walks through it any more, which sounds like a small thing until you have spent a term being blinded every time you point at something. Setup was an afternoon including the bracket, and the picture squared up with the corner tools inside 10 minutes.
Leo M. Used for: 1–3 months
Pros
No shadows and no dazzle
Cons
Wants a very flat wall
Comment
Teaching in front of the board instead of dodging round a beam has changed the room completely!
Arthur L. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
An enormous picture from a few inches of wall space
Cons
Bracket and screen add a great deal to the bill
Comment
First week with it, and the install is the story rather than the picture. It sits so close to the wall that the bracket does all the work; get it a couple of millimetres out of square and the image is a trapezium you then correct in software, which costs you sharpness you have paid for. We drilled twice, the second time with a laser level and a lot more care. Once right, the result is genuinely impressive: a 100 inch image with the presenter standing beside the screen and not a shadow anywhere on it. The other cost is the surface. On a painted wall it works, but the texture shows at that angle, so a proper board went up as well and that was not in the original budget. Picture, brightness and quiet running all deserve full marks; the honest cost of getting there is what takes one off.
