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NEC PV710UL

£3,419.00
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60005575
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Device warranty
36 months
Light source warranty
3 years or 10000h. depending on what comes first
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NEC PV710UL

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The NEC PV710UL projector displays images in 1920x1200 px resolution . The image format is 16x10, and for this format, it's best to choose a projection screen. The technology responsible for excellent image quality is LCD. The maximum brightness of the NEC PV710UL projector is 7100 ANSI lumens. The highest achievable contrast of the NEC PV710UL projector is 3000000:1. The lowest measured noise level in economic mode is 31 dB. Without replacing the lamp, it can shine for up to 30000 hours.

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Data sheet

Device type
For business
Display technology
LCD
Source of light
Laser
Native resolution (px)
1920x1200 px
picture format
16x10
Brightness
7100
Connectors available
1 x USB-A power 2A, 1x Mini Jack in, 1x Mini JACK Out, 1x RJ45, 1x RS232, 4x HDMI, HDBaseT
Throw ratio
1.46, 2.95
Lamp life in normal mode
20000
Operating noise in normal mode (db)
40 db
Operating noise in economy mode (db)
31 db
WiFi
Yes
Product width
50
Product height
17
Product length
41
Device warranty
36 months
Power consumption in normal operation mode (W)
434 W
Weight
11.1
What's in the box
Batteries for the remote control, Power cable, Remote control
Contrast
3000000
Projector features
AMX Beacon, Creston Roomview, HDBaseT™, Keystone HV, Long light source life, Wireless LAN capable
Lamp life in eco mode
30000
Power consumption in eco mode (W)
392 W
Light source warranty
3 years or 10000h. depending on what comes first