Long life and low maintenance are features that help to make the ViewSonic LS610WH 4000-Lumen WXGA LED Projector an ideal solution for conference rooms and classrooms. The bright 4000 lumens are powered by a 30,000-hour rated LED light source, which features low power consumption via OSRAM's Ostar Projection Power LED technology. With such efficient power consumption, the LS6510HDH can be run 24/7. Installation is easy, with support for 360° orientation and a host of image correction functions. It's also easy to manage, with LAN control and support for popular third-party systems, such as Crestron, AMX, and more.

Brightness of 4000 ANSI Lumens    WXGA 1280 x 800 Native Resolution    1.37 to 1.64:1 Throw Ratio    2 x HDMI 2.0 & 1 x USB-A    30,000-Hour Low Power LED Light Source    24/7 Operation    H/V Keystone & Four Corner Adjustment    Instant Power On & Off    USB-A Power for Optional HDMI Dongle    Remote Management Over LAN

You can utilize horizontal and vertical keystone correction, four corner image adjustment, and 360° tilt to ensure a perfectly rectangular image is properly projected onto your surface of choice.

With near instant power on and off, you don't have to waste time waiting for the projector to achieve full brightness before a presentation or cool down to shut it off.

The USB-A port outputs 5V / 1.5A of power, which can be used to operate an optional wireless HDMI dongle for access to popular streaming services.

If connected to a local network, you can remotely manage the LS610WH via that LAN connection. The projector also supports popular management systems, such as Crestron, AMX, Extron, PJ Link, ATEN, and vController.

• Wide color gamut
• IP5X-sealed optics engine
• Software upgradeable with a laptop and USB connection

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Compatible with the 60c?

A: Yes, the following light shaping tool will adapt to the Aperture 60C.

Q: 2. Does this mount onto the Nanlite FS-60B Bi-Color Studio Spotlight (BH #NAFS60B)? Would that light be powerful enough?

A: Yes, the Nanlite Projector Mount for Forza 60 and 60B LED Monolights (36°) is made for the Forza 60 and 60B LED Monolights.

Q: 3. what is the main differenсe between this model and Gagne LED Light Panel(#69-LP-BLACK) ?

A: The Porta-Trace / Gagne LED Light Panel (6 x 9", Black) BH #PO69LPBLK is a more robustly built unit with an aluminum alloy frame, thicker, durable plexiglass work surface and a removable AC adapter.

Q: 4. Will this projector mount fit the Nanlite Forza 150B Bi-Color LED Monolight? It's showcased under Accessories/lenses.

A: Yes, the Nanlite Projector Mount for Forza 60 and 60B LED Monolights (19°) is compatible with the Nanlite Forza 150B Bi-Color LED Monolight.

Q: 5. hi, does this fit the new forza 150. they are the same mount. or does it go to the forza 200/300/5-- projection spot?

A: Yes this projection attachment mounts and works with the Forza 150

Q: 6. Does this Monitor have full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 for PS5?

A: No, the display input for this monitor is HDMI 2.0.

Q: 7. Is the light reliable enough in terms of color and evenness for scanning negatives/transparencies with a digital camera?

A: The Porta-Trace / Gagne Frameless Crystal LED LUMEN-Series Light Panel (8.5 x 11") BH #PO811LUMEN features embedded LEDs that push light across the unit and allow for an ultra-slim design at 1/2" thickness with no hot spots.

Q: 8. can you change the 19 to 36 beam without bying the two of them? thanks

A: No, In order to achieve a light spread of 36% beam spread you would need to look into one of the following units. Forza 300 and 500 and the following Fresnel Lens must be purchased in order to get a light spread of 10%-45% https://bhpho.to/3l8UNqR

Q: 9. Does this monitor have any flickering issues? Some users reported issues while in Photoshop.

A: There is not a known issue with using Photoshop and the ViewSonic XG321UG 32" 16:9 144 Hz G-SYNC IPS Gaming Monitor. .

Q: 10. Is the carry case strong enough to travel with? I work for a soccer team and we regularly fly. I checked the last one and the case held up well but this one seems thin... Anyone have any experience with it?

A: The soft case is great for keeping the tripod clean and dust free but would recommend a hard case for traveling it might get smashed or broken that is my opinion I hope this helps with your question.