Large Room Installation Projectors
Powerful performance beyond Hi-Def
A powerful performer that's easy to install, manage and maintain, the Epson Z Series multimedia projector offers up to 10,000 lumens1 of colour/white light output for captivating presentations in virtually any venue, even those with ambient light.
Featuring WUXGA2 resolution, innovative 3LCD technology and a contrast ratio up to 5,000:1, the Z Series delivers brilliant widescreen images in lecture halls, conference centers and entertainment venues. Setup and installation are easy with 360-degree projection, edge blending and more.
Continuous 24 Hour Use
Enjoy the flexibility of running your projector 24/7 with guaranteed performance and reliability.
With Epson’s latest generation of inorganic LCD panels and unique optimised cooling systems, the G Series projectors are capable of 24/7 use warranted up to 10,000 hrs.
With advanced installation flexibility and continuous use, Epson’s Installation projectors are suitable for almost any application!
Edge blending
Edge blending makes it easy to use multi-screen projection and achieve a seamless panoramic image, in which colour and brightness match up perfectly, even in areas that overlap.
Split Screen
Split Screen allows you to display content from two inputs simultaneously, side by side, on a single screen with the following features:
Video and presentation materials displayed simultaneously
The ability to run video on both screens
Three layout options
Normal mode
Tone reproduction in details is lost in normal mode.
Tone reproduction in details is lost in normal mode.
DICOM mode
Tone reproduction is best for medical images such as X-ray pictures.
Tone reproduction is best for medical images such as X-ray pictures.
DICOM simulation mode
DICOM (Digital Imaging and Communication in Medicine) is a standard for handling, storing, printing and transmitting medical imaging information. The projector's DICOM Simulation Mode enables users to reproduce images with an advanced grayscale level that simulates DICOM Part 145. This mode is ideal for viewing grayscale medical images, such as X-rays, for training and educational purposes.
The Epson Z Series can accommodate live video streaming thanks to its SDI input4
Designed for rental and staging
It is designed for rental and staging with black case, thumb-screws3, SDI input and 360-degree installation.
Diverse connectivity
With HDMI, HD-SDI4, BNC and LAN connectivity, the Epson Z Series offers easy integration with virtually any system.
360-degree installation
The Epson Z Series can be rotated 360 degrees in any direction for off-axis positioning flexibility. As a result, it can be used for a wide range of applications, such as projecting on the ceiling or floor, or as part of a rear-projection system. EPSON technology keeps the projector running without compromising performance or causing overheating.
The Epson Z Series can be rotated 360 degrees in any direction for off-axis positioning flexibility.
The Epson Z Series can be installed on an upward or downward angle as well as at any position of 360-degrees.
6 optional lenses
For great flexibility, the Epson Z Series offers a total of six lenses including short, wide, and rear, along with mid- to long-throw lenses that allow users to choose the motorised lens most suited for their environment. A quick release lever allows for a fast, easy lens exchange. (Lens not included)
List of models
XGA
10,000 lumens
White
XGA
10,000 lumens
Black
XGA
8,000 lumens
White
* Edge blending, Split Screen, DICOM Simulation mode & 360-degree installation is not available on Z8000 and Z8050W.
- 1 10,000 lumens is available on EB-Z10000 and EB-Z10005 XGA models. Colour and white light output will vary depending on mode selected. White light output measured using ISO 21118 standard.
- 2WUXGA is available on EB-Z8000, EB-Z8450WU and EB-Z8455WU models.
- 3 Thumb-screws are available on EB-Z10005, EB-Z8455WU and EB-Z8355W models.
- 4 SDI input is available on EB-Z8450WU and EB-Z8455WU models.
- 5 These projectors do not meet the DICOM standard Part 14 and should not be used as a medical diagnostic device.