Epson has expanded its PowerLite® laser projector line with eight compact, powerful solutions for laser-focused learning and impactful digital displays virtually anywhere. The new PowerLite L520W, L520U, L530U, L630U, L730U, L735U, L630SU, and L635SU pair Epson’s cutting-edge 3LCD technology with installation-friendly features and intuitive software.
Delivering exceptional, crisp images for a range of applications, including education, corporate, digital signage, and entertainment, Epson’s new PowerLite projectors will be on display at the Virtual TCEA 2021 Conference starting February 1, 2021.
“Epson’s laser projector line has expanded dramatically over the last few years, now ranging from 2,000-lumen offerings to 30,000-lumen solutions, and creating touchpoints across multiple verticals and applications around the world,” said Mark Roslon, director, product marketing, Epson America, Inc. “As a leader in 3LCD technology, Epson continues to improve its laser engines to make smaller, more impactful display solutions.
“The new PowerLite L lineup surpasses its predecessors by not only catering to traditional classroom needs, but defying the limitations and fixed frames of other display technology to foster creativity in retail, corporate and entertainment applications.”
Laser Solutions for Education and Corporate Environments
Designed for laser-focused learning, the PowerLite L520W, L520U, L530U, L630U, and L730U offer up to 7,000 lumens of equal color and white brightness for powerful performance, flexible placement, and exceptional image quality in schools and meeting rooms.
Different from other classroom display technology, these laser solutions deliver images up to 500 inches with 16:10 or ultra-wide 16:6 displays for optimal visibility in hybrid education and meeting room settings.
These new PowerLite L models come equipped with versatile connectivity options and easy installation tools, including lens shift, HDBaseT and 360-degree placement flexibility, along with 5GHz enterprise-level wireless, upgraded Miracast® and screen sharing for enhanced collaboration.
Powered by a virtually maintenance-free, 20,000-hour laser light source with no lamps to replace, the new PowerLite L-Series is designed for reliable operation with energy-saving features for a long lifecycle.
Illinois State University has long relied on the benefits of Epson’s PowerLite projector solutions in classroom environments.
“The PowerLite series has been an absolute workhorse for us. They are great performing projectors and have been our standard classroom display technology for years,” said Doug Smith, director of learning spaces and AV technologies, Illinois State University. “Epson’s laser projector solutions save us technician time, as we don’t need to worry about lamp changes.”
Laser Displays for Digital Signage, Corporate, Higher Education, and Entertainment
Combining advanced installation features with bright, detailed imagery, the long-throw PowerLite L730U and L735U and short-throw PowerLite L630SU and L635SU offer a minimalist, discreet design that fits seamlessly in virtually any environment.
The new PowerLite L-Series deliver sharp, true-to-life images for expanded applications, such as corporate experience centers, retail visual merchandising, and entertainment venues. Designed for small or large applications, these PowerLite projectors come with advanced built-in features, including 5GHZ enterprise-level wireless, HDBaseT and edge blending.
The new displays also include an array of connectivity options, energy-saving features and a suite of software tools that enable content management and remote control and monitoring of the projectors.
Epson offers the Brighter Futures® program, a unique sales and support initiative available specifically for schools. Designed to help educators select and implement the best products for their classrooms while making the most of their budgets, Brighter Futures offers special pricing, dedicated education account managers, and toll-free technical support for all Epson projectors and associated accessories.
Under the CARES Act, Epson projectors qualify for funding included in the package’s K-12 relief fund, making them a smart and affordable choice for hybrid classrooms.
—Press Release
