SKU: PA703ULG.

NEC PA703ULG WUXGA Professional Installation Projector

  • Description

    The NEC PA703ULG provides brilliant colour of LCD technology combined with a long-lasting laser light source, plus a completely sealed optical engine.

    Requiring no lamp and no filter, the result is zero maintenance and consistently brilliant colour brightness, since no dust can contaminate the LCD panels. This unique and technologically advanced projector enables operators to benefit from significant cost and resource savings.

    Projecting 7,000 ANSI lumen brightness, the PA703UL projector targets corporate and higher education users to equip their large meeting spaces, conference rooms and lecture halls. Also suitable for digital signage in leisure and hospitality environments.

    Key Features
    - No filter service required – a completely sealed optical laser LCD engine allows a filter-free design. Brilliant colour brightness is maintained and servicing costs need no longer feature in your budget.
    - No lamp replacement – up to 20,000 h maintenance free operation possible due to Laser Light Source.
    - Hassle-free remote adjustment – motorized lens shift, focus and zoom allows easy and flexible setup without the need for cumbersome physical access to the projector.
    - Incredible visualisation capabilities – impressive free tilt and portrait installation capability, unique geometric adjustment, picture in picture, tiling, 3D support and camera based blending/stacking up to 4K.
    - Impress with brilliant colours & contrast – astound your audience as the projector processes a wider colour space with Rec2020 to Rec709 colour conversion and higher dynamic contrast supporting HDR10 standard via HDMI interface.
    - Peace of mind copyright protected content – let the projector manage copyright protection and present 4k and Ultra HD Bluray content via the HDMI interface.
    - Risk Group 2 saves you installation and operation
    effort –
    because of the Risk Group 2 compliance, no prescribed safety precautions are necessary.