Dukane ImagePro 6662UL LCD Laser Projector

WUXGA, 6200 Lumens, Laser/LCD, 1.23-2.0:1 (D:W), Lens Shift, HDBaseT, HDMI x2
$3,573.34
$4,466.67
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  • Model:
    6662UL
  • Manufacturer: Dukane AV Dukane AV
  • The Dukane ImagePro 6662UL is a premier Entry Installation Series, LCD, laser projector designed to meet the needs of higher education and corporate users.

    Dukane's patented IP5x sealed LCD cooling system eliminates the need for a filter and combined with the maintenance free laser light source this projector is as close to set-and-forget as you will find in projection. Another benefit of Dukane's advanced cooling system is whisper quiet operation that eliminates the distraction that can sometimes be caused by a more noisy projector.

    At 6200 lumens, WUXGA resolution and outstanding LCD color fidelity the 66 Series delivers impressive looking images in all kinds of demanding applications. Enjoy time-saving installation flexibility with broad horizontal and vertical manual lens shift, a 1.6x manual zoom lens, roll free capability and HDBaseT input.

    • IP5x sealed cooling system provides a filter-free projection solution
    • Whisper quiet operation for minimal distraction
    • LCD, laser technology delivers an impressive and accurate image
    • Manual horizontal & vertical lens shift enables flexible projector placement
    • Built-in HDBaseT input provides a single connection for video, audio and control
    • Control emulation allows for basic control using competitors codes which eliminates the need for reprogramming a control system (call Dedicated Presentation Solutions for complete list)
    • 4K Ready - Display stunning 4K UHD 30Hz content using Dukane's proprietary high performance video processing/scaling chip
    • Supports 21:9 aspect ratio for more engaging meeting spaces
    • Eco-friendly features, minimal maintenance and a cost saving design mean these projectors are great for demanding applications in higher education and corporate
    • ProAssistâ„¢ software for controlling the projector and adjusting the projected image on the screen from a computer via the network.