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The Canon XEED WUX400st short throw projector is perfect for classroom, meeting room or lecture theatre applications and suitable for both front and rear projection. The WUX400st short throw
projector can project a 2m wide image from just 1.5m throw distance which means you no longer need to have large rooms to get the screen size you want. With generous 75% vertical and 10% horizontal lens shiſt as well as keystone adjustment, this projector gives a huge amount of fl exibility as to where it is placed in the room without compromising the WUXGA resolution (1920 x 1200 pixels) with full HD capability. The short throw projector has an installer-friendly design, as
the new fl at-top chassis includes clever feet mounting options and is also ideal for advanced multi- projector installations meaning stacking, upward and downward projection are all easy to achieve. As well as being a highly versatile
projector, the latest Canon AISYS optical system is more effi cient than ever. Delivering 4000 lumens of brightness and a 2000:1 contrast ratio, images are clear, bright and vivid – with the same outstandingly accurate colours and smooth image rendition you expect from the XEED range. All of this combined with a dedicated ECO button which instantly engages the low-power lamp mode for outstandingly energy-effi ciency.
To find out more about this projector or other products from Canon, please contact RGB Communications on 0844 8800 765 or
sales@rgbcomms.co.uk.
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