Epson EB-L695SU
Epson EB-L695SU
The Epson EB-L695SU projector with 3LCD technology projects in a native resolution of 1920 × 1200 WUXGA and uses a laser light source with a lifespan of up to 30000 hours in ECO mode. Thanks to its short throw distance, it creates a large, shadow-free projection surface from 60" to 400" even in smaller rooms. A light output of 6200 ISO lumens combined with a contrast ratio of over 5000000:1 displays a bright and detailed image even in un-darkened spaces. This professional WUXGA projector offers flexible installation thanks to manual lens shift, 1.7× zoom, and 360° projection. Wireless connectivity via WiFi, Miracast, and AirPlay 2 makes content sharing easy.
1920 × 1200 WUXGA
Maximum resolution
Laser
Light source
7750 ANSI lm / 6200 ISO lm
Luminosity
Lit spaces - more than 3000 lm
Lighting conditions
WiFi
Wireless connection
Key features of the Epson EB-L695SU projector
- 3LCD technology displays images without the rainbow effect
- Contrast ratio of over 5000000:1
- Short throw distance minimises shadows and glare
- Scalable image screen size from 60" to 400"
- Keystone correction and Quick Corner function simplify setup
- Lens shift for flexible image adjustment
- Noise level in ECO mode is just 25dB(A)
- Includes a 10W speaker
- Installation on a table, ceiling, or in a 360° orientation
Image properties
The 3LCD display technology maintains consistent brightness for both white and colour components of the image. The native resolution of 1920 × 1200 pixels at a 16:10 aspect ratio displays a detailed and sharp image. The light output in normal mode is 6200 ISO lumens, dropping to 4340 ISO lumens in ECO mode. A very high contrast ratio of over 5000000:1 renders deep blacks and subtle gradients in dark scenes. The projector creates an image size from 60" to 400".
Light source and operation of the Epson EB-L695SU projector
A laser unit serves as the light source, with a lifespan of 20000 hours in normal mode. In the power-saving ECO mode, the lifespan extends to up to 30000 hours of operation. In this mode, the noise level is also significantly reduced, from 34dB to a very quiet 25dB(A). The projector's power consumption is 336W at full power and drops to 233W in ECO mode. An integrated 10W speaker provides sound reproduction.
Flexible installation and short throw
The image can be fine-tuned using manual keystone correction within a range of ±30° on both axes. For even more precise alignment, it offers manual lens shift and 1.7× zoom. The projector has a flexible 360° installation, so it can be placed on a ceiling or a table at any angle.
Epson EB-L695SU projector connectivity
For professional installations, the projector integrates extensive connection options. The foundation consists of two HDMI ports with HDCP 2.3 support and an HDBaseT interface for reliable signal transmission over long distances. An Ethernet (LAN) port and a serial RS-232C interface are used for network integration. Wireless connection is handled by integrated WiFi, which supports screen mirroring using Miracast and AirPlay 2 technologies for sharing content from mobile devices. It also offers two USB-A 2.0 ports, a USB-B service port, and features like Split Screen, Edge Blending, and web control.
Projector technical specifications
- Technology: 3LCD
- Luminosity: 7750 ANSI lm / 6200 ISO lm
- Resolution: 1920 × 1200 WUXGA, 16:10
- Wireless connectivity: WiFi
- Speakers: 10W
- Image screen size: from 60" to 400"
Package contents
- Projector
- Power cable
Native resolution vs. maximum resolution
The native resolution determines the actual number of physical pixels on the projector's imaging chip and defines the real sharpness of the image, while the maximum resolution only indicates the highest signal the projector can receive and convert (downscale) to its native resolution. For a high-quality picture, it is always crucial to look at the native resolution.Specifications
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Epson is a technology company based in Japan. It is a subsidiary of the Seiko Group, and on of the most important manufacturers of printers, scanners and multimedia projectors. The company's offerings are much broader though, encompassing industrial robots, cash registers, and more.
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