PT-VW340ZA Widescreen - Panasonic New Zealand

Features

Remarkable brightness and high contrast

A remarkable 3,700 lm of brightness provides bright, clear images. Incorporates a variable iris that produces high contrast of 3,000:1 for sharp, crisp projection in any situation.

Daylight View Basic technology for easy viewing even in bright spaces

Achieves sharp, easy-to-see image by clearly reproducing the details in dark image areas, which were previously difficult to see in brightly lit rooms.

1.6x zoom lens and corner keystone correction

The 1.6x zoom lens supports a wide range of projection distances which allows for flexible installation. Corner keystone correction enables angled projection by simply designating four corners of the projected image.

Side-by-side and picture-in-picture functions

Side-by-side and picture-in-picture functions allows simultaneous projection of two different image sources onto a single screen.

Reduced maintenance with 6,000 hours lamp replacement

Reduced maintenance hassle and low TCO with a maximum lamp replacement cycle of up to 6,000 hours and long filter life of up to 6,000 hours.

High output 10-watt speakers for great sound in presentations

High-output 10-watt speakers and a microphone input enables audio playback directly from the projector for even more effective presentations.

Quiet Operation at only 29dB

The quiet design keeps noise levels to 29 Db as the sound of the cooling fan is hardly noticeable, providing no interruption of the speaker while presenting.

Easy remote monitoring and control over a LAN

A web browser on a computer connected through a wired LAN system lets you remotely operate projectors and check their status.

Standby power is as low as 0.48 W

When Standby mode is set to Eco, the standby power consumption is low at 0.4 W.* This lowers running costs, and helps to reduce environmental impact.

Crestron Connected™ compliant for more versatile control

The LAN terminal allows a computer connected to the network to use Crestron Connected™ application software to manage and control system devices.

HDMI Input Terminal and Abundant Interfaces

Extensive interfaces include an HDMI input terminal, 2 sets of computer (RGB) input terminals, a wired LAN terminal, and a serial (RS-232C) terminal for external control. These features support a wide range of system architectures for portable or ceiling-mounted use.