Optoma | ZH406ST Short Throw Laser Projector

Project large images with the short throw, 4,200 lumens and 1080p Optoma ZH406ST. The short 0. 5: 1 throw ratio produces large 120-inch images from only 4'-4" away, ideal for space constrained environments. Compact size, low weight and quiet operation make it perfect for classrooms, meeting rooms, board rooms and digital signage. Four corner correction, 360° and portrait mode operation enable flexible installations. HDMI and VGA inputs provide connectivity to high-quality 4K HDR digital video or legacy analog video sources while LAN and RS-232 enable control via Extron, AMX or Telnet. Stereo speakers with 10W per channel provide rich audio for all-in-one applications.

The Optoma ZH406ST Short Throw Laser Projector pairs well with many of our Simulation products.

FEATURES

• DEPENDABLE LASER LIGHT SOURCE: DuraCore laser light source eliminates lamp and filter replacements for up to 30, 000 hours; IPX6 dust resistance rating ensures optical engine durability
• 4K HDR INPUT: HDR10 AND HLG technologies enable brigher whites and deeper black levels for an enhanced viewing experience of images and videos
• SHORT THROW LENS: Experience a large 120" image projected from only 4'-4" away; placement closer to the screen is ideal for smaller spaces and easier setup
• HIGH-BRIGHT, SUPERB PICTURE: 1920 x 1080 resolution, an incredible 300, 000: 1 contrast ratio, and 4, 200 lumens of brightness produce crystal-clear images for lights-on viewing in business, education, and digital signage
• ZOOM AND IMAGE CORRECTION: 0. 8 – 2. 0x digital zoom and four corner correction and enable flexible installations
• PORTRAIT MODE AND 360° PROJECTION: Ideal for digital signage applications, the ZH406ST can be rotated 90 degrees to display a portrait image; the projector can display images over a 360° range along the horizontal axis
• NETWORK CONTROL: Set up complete network control and management of up to 250 projectors, a perfect solution for large installations in business and educational environments; LAN AND RS-232 enable control via Extron, AMX or Telnet