Ricoh PJ WUL5A50 data projector Short throw projector 5200 ANSI lumens

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Perfect for small rooms where large. high-quality images are neededRicoh standard & short throw laser projector used for golf simulationLong life laser light sourceThe laser light source has a long life of 20.000hours (max 30.000 hours with eco mode). which is 6-7 times the life of a typical projector bulb source. It also features slow attenuation. meaning there is no risk of a sharp reduction in brightness or sudden black screen.Light weight. portable designAt only 5.2kg (WUL5A50 model) and 5.5kg (WUL5A40ST model). these models provide small. convenient standard and short throw projector options that can easily be moved from room to room or fitted into a fixed installation.1.6x Zoom (PJ WUL5A50)A 1.6x zoom allows the PJ WUL5A50 model to maintain the same image size if the projection distance is changed.0.44 Throw ratio/zero offset short throw (PJ WUL5A40ST)The PJ WUL5A40ST short throw lens enables you to project a 100 inch screen from 0.97m distance. Images can be fully projected with zero offset. useful where there is limited space or in low ceilinged rooms.3LCD technology3LCD technology enables projection of vivid. true colour images thanks to an inorganic LCD panel and phosphor wheel. These elements also help prolong the unit's life.Multiple picture modesThese models come with a number of pre-defined picture mode settings which can be selected in accordance with the usage environment. Choose from Standard. Bright. Natural or DICOM SIM modes.High vertical lens shift (PJ WUL5A50)For the PJ WUL5A50 model. +60% vertical lens shift enables a wide range of image adjustment without moving the unit. allowing greater freedom of installation position.360 degree projectionBoth PJ WUL5A50 and PJ WUL5A40ST can be installed to project through 360 degrees. making them highly flexible. reducing installation limitations and greatly expanding the application range.Quick start upFull brightness is achieved within seconds of turning the projector on. The light will also tu