EB-PU1008B WUXGA Laser Projector

EB-PU1008B WUXGA Laser Projector with 4K Enhancement 3LCD Delivering best-in-class color brightness², with 8,500 lumens of color brightness and 8,500 lumens of white brightness³, this 3-chip, 3LCD projector features a virtually maintenance-free 20,000 hour laser light source and air filter⁴.

WUXGA resolution and 4K Enhancement Technology¹ (1920 x 1200 x 2) mean you get crystal-clear, lifelike images. Built-in NFC function⁵ reduces the time to install and commission multiple projectors. And a clip-on optional external camera allows access to powerful automated tools including auto color calibration⁶, screen matching of multiple projectors⁷, tiling assist for edge blends⁸, and the stacking assist⁹ function.

Superior image quality

The 8,500 lumens EB-PU1008B projects clear whites, vivid details, deep blacks, defined shadows and high contrast imagery.

Compact and lightweight

The compact size makes this projector more transportable and saves storage space, providing size and cost advantages to projector fleets. The unobtrusive design allows it to blend seamlessly into most environments. Also available in white.

Interchangeable lens support

The EB-PU1008B accommodates different lenses to suit a wide range of projection environments, including a zero-offset ultra-short-throw lens. Epson supplies the projector as ‘body only’, without a lens, which puts the power to build the right projection solution, for the right application, in the hands of the user.

Designed for installation agility

Produce large-scale, extremely bright displays, even as part of multi-projector installations where edge blending, stacking and lens flexibility is key. Epson Projector Professional Tool makes advanced installation techniques easy, such as projection mapping, while the optional external camera module (ELPEC01) uses built-in processing for PC-free geometry correction for stacking. The EB-PU1008B also features NFC for multi-projector set up, making diagnostics and installations easier using the Epson Projector Config Tool.

10 Optional lens

Epson Support

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