With 4,200 lumens and a 1,000:1 contrast ratio the Hitachi CP-WUX645N WUXGA LCD Projector has the power to display vivid, saturated pictures in a variety of situations, even those with high ambient light. The device delivers crisp, bright presentations that help capture the attention of the audience while leave a lasting impression. Using networking technology, the 3LCD CP-WUX645N allows for the monitoring and managing of one or more projectors from a remote location, bringing digital projection to the next level for business, educational and organizational environments.
Another networking feature of the device is the Network Bridge function, which allows you to receive commands via the Ethernet port and pass them through the serial port to an external device. This helps simplify and reduce overall installation costs.
The CP-WUX645N incorporates a hybrid filter, which minimizes maintenance and makes cleaning much less frequent for longer operation, delivering at least 2,000 hours of use in normal operating conditions. The CP-WUX645N employs easy-to-use PJ Link software, which allows users to easily monitor and control the projector. Also part of the software application is the PJMessenger function, which allows you to send and display text messages on your networked projectors. It's an easy and efficient way to send company-wide announcements.
Hitachi has always been known for their lamp technology and the CP-WUX645N is no exception. It provides a long lamp life rated at 2,000 hours in Standard mode and 3,000 hours in Eco mode. The unit also comes equipped with 4W (2x) speakers, which eliminate the need to connect external speakers. If you need to reach a larger audience, there's an audio output for auxiliary speakers. But what if you only need sound? Audio Pass Through allows you to use the unit's speakers without firing up the lamp.
Weighing in at 15.8 lbs (7.2 kg), the projector is eminently portable and ideal for multi-venue use. A security sensor located inside the projector recognizes when the projector has been moved, disabling it unless the correct PIN code is entered. A Kensington Lock slot provides physical security.