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Sony VPL-EW295 WXGA projector

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Sony VPL-EW295 WXGA projector
Product no: 9000-0013-4851 Bax Music Warranty: This product comes with a 3-year warranty.

General

Are you looking for a powerful widescreen projector, preferably a low-profile device with energy-saving technology under its hood? Meet the Sony VPL-EW295! It is equipped with a triple BrightEra LCD chip and a 210-watt lamp, and has a maximum light output of 3,800 ANSI lumen, which means it's up to handling sizeable classrooms or conference rooms, even if there's daylight present. This Sony projector is an excellent choice for both educational and business purposes: it really makes the most of your lessons and corporate presentations. If this VPL-EW295 won't score you that important business deal, we don't know what will.

Energy-saving technology

A modern-day projector is nothing without some energy-saving functions that don't detract from its video quality and performance. The Sony VPL-EW295 features Auto Light Dimming and Auto Lamp Mode functionality, which prolongs the life of the lamp up to no fewer than 10,000 hours. During dark presentation slides or film scenes, the projector automatically takes a step back, and after a certain period of inactivity, the lamp automatically switches off to save energy. It's always good to save on your energy bill, after all, both at home or the office. In addition to its energy-efficiency, the Sony projector offers a range of practical functions and is even equipped with a powerful built-in 16-watt speaker.

Connectors

The rear panel of the VPL-EW295 is equipped with all the connectors you need, ranging from SVGA with audio to S-Video, and from HDMI to USB. That's right, you can even transmit your audio-visual material with a simple USB cable, which means you're able to set up for your presentation or film screening in no time. Thanks to a network connector (RJ45), which allows you to control the projector from a computer or laptop in the network, the VPL-EW295 is suitable for professional applications. You can even operate the Sony projector from your iOS device, using the Sony Projector Remote app.

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Specifications

Weight and dimensions including packaging

Weight (incl. packaging)	6,2 kg
Dimensions (incl. packaging)	44,0 x 34,0 x 21,0 cm

Product specifications

advanced LCD projector
light source: 0.75-inch x 3 BrightEra LCD panel
lamp: 210 W, Ultra High Pressure gas-discharge lamp (LMP-E212)
native resolution: 1,280 x 800 (WXGA)
max. resolution: 1,600 x 1,200 (UXGA)
clarity:

High: 3,800 lm
Standard: 2,800 lm
Low: 2,100 lm

contrast: 3,700:1
native aspect ratio: 16:10
throw ratio: 1.10~1.79:1
screen size: 30 - 300 inches (76 - 762 cm)
zoom: 1.6x
estimated life span lamp:

High: 4,000 hrs
Standard: 6,000 hrs
Low: 10,000 hrs

keystone correction: horizontal +/- 20 %
video compatibility: NTSC, PAL, SECAM, HD (1080i, 720p)
video signals: RGB, YpbPr, HDMI
number of OSD languages: 24
optional Wi-Fi adapter available for wireless use
speaker capacity: 16 W (mono)
power supply: 100~240 V, 3.2~1.4 A (50/60 Hz)
power consumption:

High: 298 W
Standard: 240 W
Low: 212 W
Standby: 0.5 W

operating temperature: 0-40 degrees
colour housing: white
dimensions: 365 x 252 x 96.2 mm
weight: 4.1 kg

Connectors:

Input A (RGB/Y PB PR connector: Mini D-sub 15-pin (female), audio input: stereo mini jack)
Input B (RGB connector: Mini D-sub 15-pin (female), audio input: stereo mini jack)
Input C (HDMI connector: HDMI 19-pin, HDCP support)
audio input connector: HDMI audio support
S-Video input (S-Video connector: Mini-DIN 4-pin, audio input: Pin jack (x2) (shared with video-in)
Video input (connector: Pin jack, Audio input connector: Pin jack (x2)
Monitor output (connector: Mini D-sub 15-pin (female), audio output: stereo mini jack
Remote (D-sub 9-pin male/RS240C)
LAN network output (RJ-45)
USB-A
USB-B

Included:

remote control RM-PJ8

Description	Type	Language	Extension
Sony VPL-EW295 handleiding	Manual	Unknown

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