Viewsonic LS600W data projector Desktop projector 3000 ANSI lumens DMD WXGA (1280x800) White

Viewsonic LS600W, 3000 ANSI lumens, DMD, WXGA (1280x800), 3000000:1, 762 - 7620 mm (30 - 300"), 0.86 - 10.6 m

Featuring 1280x800 WXGA resolution and 3,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, the ViewSonic LS600W is a lamp-free LED projector ideal for business and education. No matter the environment, expect stunning images and vivid colors, as this projector boasts 125% Rec. 709 color accuracy. With 2nd generation LED technology, the LS600W eliminates the need to continuously swap out bulbs and dispose of toxic chemicals. In addition, an IP5X sealed optical engine prevents dust and moisture from entering the projector, ensuring impeccable image quality and a long maintenance-free lifespan of up to 30,000 hours.* An automatic on/off feature delivers efficiency and power savings, while comprehensive LAN control ensures easy management across meeting rooms and classrooms. Whether for business or education, the ViewSonic LS600W LED projector provides a picture-perfect presentation every time. ADVANCED LED LIGHT SOURCE This projector uses the latest solid-state LED technology that is both mercury-free and lamp-free, offering a greener, filter-free projector solution. The LED light source provides over 30,000 hours of usage* while consuming less than half the power of a typical LCD TV, thereby lowering your total cost of ownership. BRIGHT IMAGES IN ANY ENVIRONMENT Packed with 3,000 lumens and a high contrast ratio, this projector produces bright images in nearly any environment. CONVENIENT AUTO POWER ON/OFF This projector can be configured to automatically turn on for quick and easy startup whenever an active video input is detected. Conversely, when no signal is present, the projector will automatically power off after a user-defined amount of time. 360-DEGREE ORIENTATION A robust mechanical construction allows the projector to be installed in nearly any position, at any angle from floor to ceiling. You can mount the projector pointing straight down at the floor of a museum exhibit or art gallery installation, or mount the projector upside-down at a 45-degree angle if need be.