EPSON V12H004X03 ELPLX03 Ultra Short Throw Lens

Project supersized images at a short distance with the ELPLX03 ultra short-throw lens. Designed for use with Epson Pro L25000U1 and Pro L30000U projectors, this convenient lens makes it easy to display bright, larger-than-life images up to 1000" in narrow or space-constrained environments. Featuring a .35 throw ratio, wide lens shift and unique zero offset design, the ELPLX03 offers incredible flexibility to accommodate a variety of projection installations, including low-ceiling and rear-projection applications. And, with an integrated mount point for Epson's optional ELPEC01 external camera, you can access powerful automated tools to simplify and speed up setup, such as auto color calibration, screen matching of multiple projectors, tiling assist for edge blends, a stacking assist function and more.

Features:

• Project large images at a short distance — lens makes it easy to display larger-than-life images while minimizing shadows and light path obstructions
• Flexible installation — .35 throw ratio, wide lens shift and zero offset for enhanced convenience
• Perfect for space-constrained environments — ideal for narrow spaces, low ceilings and rear-projection applications
• Engineered for versatility — bring bright, bold projection to locations where you previously could not utilize a projector
• Mount point for optional ELPEC01 external camera — access powerful tools such as auto color calibration, screen matching of multiple projectors, tiling assist for edge blends and a stacking assist function
• Unique zero-offset design — maximizes projected display size in low-ceiling applications
• Compatible with Epson Pro Series projectors — works with Epson Pro L25000U1 and Pro L30000U laser projectors
• Large screen size — project 120" to 1000"; F-number: 2.2; Focal Length: 11.16mm
• Convenient ultra short-throw design — .35 Lens Shift: Vertical: +45% to +70% (H Center) Horizontal: -15% to +15% (V Center)
• Lens cover included — for a sleek, seamless look
• USB cable — to connect to optional camera