Epson EB-L775U 4KE Display Solution Projector, 3LCD technology, 0.67" with C2 Fine Panel, Up to 7000 Lumens, WUXGA Max Resolution, Laser Light Source, Up to 1.07 Billion Colors, Black
- 7,000-lumen brightness Sharp images and vivid colours, even in well-lit rooms
- 4KE resolution Sharp 4KE images for excellent clarity
- BYOD connectivity with optional wireless or wired and HDBaseT
- Effortless, flexible installation Lightweight and compact design with wide lens shift
- Large image Scalable display size of up to 500 inches
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Key specifications
- Color
- Black
- Brightness
- 5000 Lumens & Above
- Resolution
- WUXGA
Details
- Shipping Weight
- 12.35 Kg
- Shipping Dimensions
- 54.00 cm x 57.00 cm x 23.50 cm
- Projection System
- 3LCD Technology
- LCD Panel
- 0.67 inch with C2 Fine
- Color Light Output
- 7000 Lumen (4900 Lumen economy)
- White Light Output
- 7000 Lumen (ISO 21118:2020)
- Resolution
- WUXGA
- Resolution Enhancement
- 4K enhancement
- Aspect Ratio
- 16:10
- On-Screen Pixel Count
- 4608,000 (1920 x 1200 x2)
- Contrast Ratio
- Over 5000,000:1
- Light Source
- Laser
- Laser Light Source
- 20000 hours (High), 30000 hours (Eco)
- Keystone Correction
- Manual vertical: ±30°, Manual horizontal: ±30°
- Colour Video Processing
- 10 Bits
- Colour Reproduction
- Up to 1.07 billion colours
- HDR Support
- HDR10
- Throw Ratio
- 1.35 - 2.20:1
- Zoom
- Manual, Factor: 1 - 1.6
- Lens
- Optical
- Lens Shift
- Manual - Vertical ±50%, Horizontal ±20%
- Screen Size
- 50 inches - 500 inches
- Projection Lens F Number
- 1.5 - 1.7
- Projection Lens Focal Length
- 20 mm - 31.8 mm
- Projection Lens Focus
- Manual
- Interfaces
- USB 2.0-A, USB 2.0 Type B (Service Only), RS-232C, HDMI in (2x), HDMI out, HDBaseT, Jack plug out, Ethernet (100 Base-TX / 10 Base-T)
- Epson iProjection App
- Ad-Hoc / Infrastructure
- Network Protocol
- HTTPS, IPv6, SNMP, PJLink
- Security
- Kensington lock, Password lock, Security cable hole, Wireless LAN unit lock, Password protection
- 2D Colour Modes
- Dynamic, Natural, Cinema, Presentation, DICOM SIM
- Other Features
- 21:9 aspect ratio support, 4K enhancement, A/V mute, Arc Correction, Auto source search, Built-in speaker, CEC compatible, Direct Power on/off, Document Camera Compatible, Edge Blending, PC Free, Super resolution, Ultra-wide display (16:6), iProjection App
- Video Color Modes
- Cinema, Dynamic, Natural, Presentation, DICOM SIM, Multi Projection, BT709
- Projector Control
- Crestron, Crestron Integrated Partner, Extron IP Link, Extron XTP, AMX Device Discovery, Control4 Simple Device Discovery Protocol
- Power Consumption
- 300W (Normal On-Mode), 209W (Eco On-Mode), 366W (Normal Peak-mode), 277W (Eco Peak-Mode), 0.5W (Energy saving standby)
- Supply Voltage
- AC 100V - 240V, 50Hz - 60Hz
- Product Dimensions
- 440 x 304 x 122 mm (Width x Depth x Height)
- Product Weight
- 8.5 kg
- Noise Level
- Normal: 38 dB(A), Economy: 27 dB(A)
- Supported Temperature
- Storage: -10°C to 60°C
- Supported Humidity
- Operation: 20% - 80%, Storage: 10% - 90%
- Included Software
- Epson Projector Management
- Options
- Air filter, Ceiling mount, Connection and control box, Document camera, External Speaker, Safety wire set, Visualiser camera, WP System - ELPWP20
- Loudspeaker
- 10 Watt
- Room Type / Application
- Boardroom, Large Meeting Room / Auditorium, Meeting room / Classroom, Projection Mapping, Signage / Retail, Visitor Attraction
- Positioning
- Ceiling Mounted, Desktop
- Colour
- Black
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Millie E. Used for: 3–6 months
Comment
Went into a church with clear windows down both sides and the 11 o'clock service to cover, which is about the hardest job we could hand a projector. It manages. Nobody has asked for the blinds to be drawn since it went in, and the words on a hymn slide are legible from the back pews with sunlight streaming in. The install was a day. It is a heavy unit on a proper bracket, and the run from the desk at the back needed an extender rather than a long HDMI lead, which is worth knowing before the cables are ordered. Four months of Sunday use and midweek meetings, and it has asked for nothing at all.
Harry K. Used for: More than a year
Comment
Two of these run stacked in a large auditorium, and three years on the alignment is still exactly where the installers left it. Nothing has needed touching but the filters, and those are a five minute job.
Freya E. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Very quiet for a unit this bright
Cons
It is a heavy thing to get onto a bracket
Comment
Nine months in, and the only complaint is the weight of it, which needed three of us and a hired lift
Freya M. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Colour brightness that does not fall away with the lights on
Comment
Bought for a hall with a glass frontage where every previous projector looked washed out by lunchtime. This one holds up: blinds open, bright day outside, and a slide with a white background at 200 inches still reads as white rather than grey!
Amelia K. Used for: Less than a month
Pros
Sharp enough that the 4K enhancement earns its keep
Cons
Setup menus assume an installer rather than an owner
Comment
Text on a spreadsheet is legible from the back of a long room, which the old unit could never manage
Jack P. Used for: 6–12 months
Pros
Bright and even right across the screen
Cons
The 4K enhancement is not native resolution and it shows
Comment
Two stars because the specification led me to expect rather more: fine detail shimmers on a test pattern in a way that gives the pixel shifting away, and small text keeps a softness no focus adjustment will remove.
Amelia N. Used for: More than a year
Pros
Lens shift range makes an awkward room possible
Cons
Filters still need doing, unlike the laser rivals
Comment
Ours sits well off to one side of the hall, because that is the only place the beam could go, and the shift dealt with it without a hint of keystone.
