When equipped with a supported lens (not included), the black, Quad Pixel Drive-powered, TAA-compliant Panasonic PT-REQ80L 8000-Lumen WUXGA Laser DLP Projector offers a 1920 x 1200 resolution, but is capable of accepting content up to 4K for large venues with an incredibly bright 8000 lumens. Even fast-motion video is supported with 240 Hz refresh on up to 2K resolution footage and a low 6 ms latency. Many features are offered for remote and customized setup and management, even with the projector powered off. The PT-REQ80L is also extremely reliable, with a IP5X dust-resistant design and water-cooled multi-laser light that do not require filters and offer nearly maintenance-free operation for up to 20,000 hours.

Lens Required & Not Included    Brightness of 8000 Lumens    WUXGA 1920 x 1200 Native Resolution    Supports 4K & 2K240Hz Input Signals    IP5X Dust-Resistant Cabinet Design    Liquid-Cooled Multi-Diode Laser Light    2 x HDMI & 1 x DisplayPort Inputs    Intel SDM-Ready Expansion Slot    Includes Pre-Activated Upgrade Kits    Works with Smart Projector Control App

In addition to 4K and fast 2K240 support, the Quad Pixel Drive also features Dynamic Contrast for higher white brightness and deeper blacks, along with two modes of Rich Color Enhancer. Dynamic mode balances brightness and color, while Standard mode expands the red-channel output for more accurate artwork reproduction. These result in crisp images with no visible pixels or pixel-gridding, even when viewed up close.

Three levels of color banding reduction is possible, which can be useful when time and/or budget do not permit additional content editing.

Each video frame is analyzed in real-time, where light output is continuously and automatically adjusted to optimize contrast.

This helps to create a clear and lifelike image by analyzing low to ultra-high frequencies and using image quality correction circuitry to optimize each area.

• Curved Screens: Using up to 17 control points set to within a half-pixel margin, black borders on curved screens can be eliminated when blending multiple projections on curved screens.
• Inside/Outside Display Area: Black level and geometric adjustment are unlinked, helping to eliminate distracting black-level bumps that can appear in blended images.

True-to-life cinematic visuals are possible with 21:9 widescreen input signal support using multimedia content, but can also benefit conferencing applications, where all remote guests remain at eye level across the width of the projection.

You have a variety of options when calibrating the PT-REQ80L. Use one of ten built-in test patterns, import and save up to three custom test patterns, or use saved BMP or PNG images of the content to be projected.

With simple QR code scans, you can use this app to setup and operate the PT-REQ80L and up to 63 others simultaneously. Without any need to enter OSD menus, you can do things like adjust test patterns, lens settings, focus adjustment, and more.

Using a mobile device and NFC technology, you can prepare your projector without it even being powered on. Tap the decal on the PT-REQ80L to use the Smart Projector Control app to adjust settings that can then be applied when the projector is finally setup and powered on. This feature also lets you restore the PT-REQ80L to factory defaults when powered off.

Use the included remote control and Free Grid to make vertical and horizontal control point adjustments to fix distorted images, whether it be due to uneven surfaces or a curved screen. Choose different grid patterns from 2 x 2 to 17 x 17. Changes are saved automatically and can be done over a background image.

The PT-REQ80L comes with pre-activated upgrade kits for the free Geometry Manager Pro software. You get ET-CUK10 Auto Screen Adjustment and ET-UK20 Geometry Manager Pro upgrade kits. They add edge-blending, color uniformity, masking tools, and automatic edge-blending calibration features.

Finding the current orientation and installation angle is now as easy as checking the OSD menu. An embedded gyro sensor detects changes to pitch and roll angles, displaying their values on-screen in the OSD menu.

Accessed via software or web browser on a laptop, projectionists can preview the content's input signal as thumbnails on a laptop. A useful feature when actual screen testing and checking is not logistically possible.

Using both HDMI inputs, two sources with identical content can be sent to the projector. If one should fail, the projector will automatically switch to the backup source in roughly 0.3 seconds. Fast enough for seamless projection without any partially blank sections.

If one laser diode fails, rather than power being cut for a significant drop in brightness, built-in failover circuitry kicks in to continue to supply electricity to the remaining diodes to minimize brightness loss.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. which lens (and throw) does this come with?

A: The Sony VPL-FHZ85 7300-Lumen WUXGA 3LCD Laser Projector (White) BH #SOVPLFHZ85W includes a standard lens: 1.39 to 2.23:1 Throw Ratio, powered zoom lens. Focus Powered Zoom - Powered/Manual Powered Zoom - Ratio Approx. x 1.6 Throw ratio 1.39:1 to 2.23:1 Lens shift - Powered/Manual Powered Lens shift - Range Vertical -5%, +70% Lens shift - Range Horizontal +/- 32%

Q: 2. Can this projector be mounted vertically without picture distortion?

A: Yes it may be mounted vertically. This is a common feature of laser light source projectors.

Q: 3. Will this take a 4K30fps imput?

A: The Sony VPL-FHZ85 7300-Lumen WUXGA 3LCD Laser Projector (Black) BH #SOVPLFHZ85B will accept up to a4K60P input signal to display images with quality that's close to true 4K resolution.

Q: 4. I know this things native resolution is 1920 by 1200 but it also shows that it does otherwise like 4k resolution as well as a minimum of 640 x 480,. So my question is can this thing also do 1920 by 1080p?

A: Yes. The Epson PowerLite L730U 7000-Lumen WUXGA Education & Corporate Laser 3LCD Projector (White) BH #EPL730U will also project at Full HD 1920 by1080p resolution

Q: 5. Does "Laser Phosphor" listed in the specs mean its a true laser light source or does this have a bulb?

A: This is a "lamp less" laser projector, no bulb. Laser phosphor projectors, as opposed to RGB or Direct laser projectors, typically use a blue laser combined with a spinning phosphor wheel to produce the rainbow of colors. Here is a better and more in depth explanation from the folks at Barco - https://www.barco.com/en/news/2020-05-19-rgb-vs-laserphosphor

Q: 6. How long do the lasers last and can you replace it like you can with a normal lamp projector?

A: LG rates the lifespan of the light source on this model to be 20,000 hours at Medium Brightness. Lifespan will be longer at lower brightness, shorter at higher brightness. The laser light source is not user serviceable, but would be serviceable by LG if needed.

Q: 7. I do not see a trigger output to control a screen. Are there other projectors with such output available?

A: I am not seeing that we offer projectors with a built in trigger output, but we do have projectors that will accept RS-232 control protocol for that kind of application.

Q: 8. would this be able to fill a 150" diagonal screen? and would this be good for a small cinema?

A: The Epson PowerLite L735U 7000-Lumen WUXGA Education & Corporate Laser 3LCD Projector (Black) BH #EPL735U is not designed as a home theater projector. For home theater, small cinema consider a 4K laser home theater projector. This projector will fill a 150" diagonal (16:10 aspect ratio) from a throw distance of about 12' to 27'.

Q: 9. Can this projector support connecting as a wireless display under Windows?

A: The Epson PowerLite 2250U 5000-Lumen WUXGA 3LCD Projector (B&H # EP2250U) offers an optional wireless LAN adapter that is compatible with WEP, WPA, WPA2-PSK, and WPA2-EAP security protocols.

Q: 10. Can this project be at 60 feet away and still display a good image on the screen. Thinking about it for a large venue.

A: The Epson PowerLite L735U 7000-Lumen WUXGA Education & Corporate Laser 3LCD Projector (Black), B&H # EPL735U, is not bright enough to project a clear image from 60' away.