Epson EMP 8300

Epson EMP 8300 ... developed optical engine together achieve a very powerful 5200 ANSI lumens brightness. The EPSON EMP-8300 delivers a wide range of smart possibilities when it comes to lamp life cycle: By switching into Silent Mode, lamp life is lengthened to 3,000 hours and operation noise is significantly reduced down to 33dB.

Alongside this, the EPSON EMP-8300 has an exceptional contrast ratio of 1200:1. This creates a much greater light performance, giving much clearer projections with more contrast depth. Being specifically for the larger venue, the EPSON EMP-8300 also boasts a vastly improved air filter to offer strong resistance to dust and other airborne particles. The EPSON EMP-8300 boasts EPSON's new Quick Corner technology. Advancing on the standard vertical and horizontal keystone correction system, Quick Corner enables a perfect image even when the projector is offset from the screen. With straightforward use via an on screen window, Quick Corner allows angle adjustment of an incredible range: up to +/- 45° vertical and +/- 40° degree horizontal.

The EPSON EMP-8300 has been specifically designed to integrate seamlessly into a network environment. For best results, EPSON's EasyMP.net technology can be used to control many of the EPSON EMP- 8300's functions and features over the network, making operation as simple and convenient as possible. With TCP/IP capabilities, a Simple Network Management Protocol (SNMP) can be established so that the user has complete control, with the ability to check alerts and errors as soon as they happen.

The EPSON EMP-8300 has been meticulously designed to give complete user control over all aspects of performance. To assist selection of an input source, EPSON's unique Preview Function feature makes the process as simple and quick as possible, giving an on-screen one-touch selection. Alongside its comprehensive network facilities, the EPSON EMP 8300 also boasts an advanced new remote controller that gives control over many functions and even over 9 different projectors simultaneously.