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VPL-GTZ280

4K SXRD laser projector with 2,000 lumens (up to 5,000 lumens with optional license) output and accurate reproduction of high-speed motion for simulation application

Smooth, precise moving images with 4K clarity and special functions for visual simulation, industrial, defence and virtual CAVE applications

From flight simulators to virtual CAVE environments for industrial design, the VPL-GTZ280 laser projector delivers high-contrast 4K images with 2,000 lumens light output (up to 5,000 lm with optional license) and smooth, ultra-responsive reproduction of fast-moving action. The long-lasting laser light source is combined with 4K SXRD panel technology to deliver bright, crisply detailed native 4K images (4096 x 2160) with more than four times the resolution of Full HD. Picture quality is further enhanced by Reality Creation upscaling, plus configurable support for HDR (High Dynamic range) and high frame rates to take full advantage of today’s premium 4K content – and tomorrow’s. A newly developed high speed 4K 120Hz signal processor and three types of black frame insertion modes reduce motion blur and smear. The low transport delay contributes to extremely responsive performance in fast-motion simulator applications. The VPL-GTZ280 is particularly suitable for demanding multi-projection applications in 2D or 3D, with consistently homogeneous brightness. The projector can also be readily configured (with optional licence) for infra red night vision simulation applications. The highly efficient laser light source is rated for a nominal 20,000 hours* (up to 40,000 hrs* in constant brightness mode), for virtually zero maintenance without the need for any lamp exchanges. Long term reliability is assured further by dust-sealed optics. Installers will also appreciate the projector’s auto calibration compatibility with leading AV room automation systems, and a robust chassis that can be installed at any angle for maximum flexibility.

*Depends on usage and environment.