1.7x zoom centered lens Manual H/V lens shift
H/V keystone corrections + individual corner adjustments
HDBaseT interface 2x 7W speakers and microphone input
Integrated network monitoring and management solutions DICOM simulation mode
D3000 Series
Feature rich with extensive input options and fl exible installation range.
3 year warranty Model
DU3341 DH3331
Type DLP DLP
Brightness 5200 5000
1 lamp warranty
Resolution WUXGA 1080p
Lens Ratio 1.25 - 2.13:1 1.25 - 2.13:1
DLP DarkChip3™ and BrilliantColor™ technologies
Vertical lens shift and 1.5x zoom ratio 5 segment RYGWB colour wheel Comprehensive device connectivity
Energy effi cient lamp, up to 4,000 hours of usage (Dynamic Eco. Mode)
Project 3D content from DLP Link™, PC based 3D and BluRay HDMI 1.4b
Built-in 3W audio speaker, multiple audio-in/ audio-out ports
Compatible with Crestron RoomView, Extron and other solutions
Model
DU978-WT DH976-WT
Type DLP DLP
D900 Series
High brightness multimedia digital projectors deliver an amazing image quality, perfectly suited for any large meeting room.
3 year warranty
Brightness 5000 4800
1 lamp warranty
Resolution WUXGA 1080p
Lens Ratio 1.39 – 2.09:1 1.39 – 2.09:1
15,000:1 contrast ratio for clear, crisp and bright projection
Great fl exibility with 1.5x zoom 3x HDMI input for high defi nition content
MHL device compatibility for streaming from a compatible mobile device 10W speaker and microphone input Compatible with Crestron RoomView 6 Segment (RYGCWB) colour wheel
Model DW814 DW832
DW832-EDU DH833
DH833-EDU
Type DLP DLP DLP DLP DLP
D800 Series
A compact size projector that delivers exceptional digital images with a high degree of vibrancy.
3 year warranty
Brightness 3800 5000 5000 4500 4500
1 lamp warranty
Resolution WXGA WXGA WXGA WXGA WXGA
Lens Ratio 1.28-1.54:1 1.46-2.20:1 1.46-2.20:1 1.46-2.20:1 1.46-2.20:1
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