DLP™ imaging technology, Quartet Colour Harmonizer, Rich Colour Enhancer, and digitally modulated Dynamic Contrast 2 optimization coalesce in images of surpassing brightness, colour, and clarity regardless of ambient light levels. Flexible 2.0x zoom lens with V/H Lens-Shift joins DIGITAL LINK and CEC-ready HDMI® terminals supporting 4K/60p input signals. Separate LAN terminal and USB-DC outlet further streamline installation. Operation is almost inaudible at 27 dB.Heat-pipe cooling for the laser modules and heat-sinks for airtight DMD block support filterless design for 20,000 hours of maintenance-free projection. Multi-Laser Drive Engine has failover circuit protection while optional Early Warning software reinforces reliability.

Key Features
• Laser 1-chip DLP, 6200 lumens (centre), WUXGA DLP™ imaging technology, Quartet Colour Harmonizer, Rich Colour Enhancer, and digitally modulated Dynamic Contrast 2 optimization.
• Maintenance free up to 20,000 hours with dust-resistant optical block and long lasting laser engine.
• Flexible 2.0x zoom lens (1.46 – 2.94:1) with V/H Lens-Shift
• This unique Panasonic circuitry optimizes the sharpness of each image based on information gathered from four frequency bands of the video signal. The resulting images are expressed with natural and convincing realism.
• Panasonic’s Daylight View Basic technology achieves sharp, easily viewed images by enhancing detail, particularly in dark areas of the image that are normally difficult to see in brightly lit rooms. A built-in sensor measures ambient light while Daylight View Basic adjusts halftone color and brightness according to the surrounding level of illumination.
• DIGITAL LINK transmits uncompressed video, audio, and control commands through a single CAT 5e STP cable for distances of up to 150 m (492 ft). Optional DIGITAL LINK Switcher or Digital Interface Box further simplifies installation, reduces cabling and associated costs, and enhances reliability.
• Images are automatically rotated depending on installation orientation—upside down on the ceiling or set on a table—using a built-in angle sensor