Experience the power and flexibility of the EB-PU2220B 20,000-lumen large venue laser projector, the world’s smallest and lightest 20,000-lumen projector. Featuring a sleek, black cabinet, this premium laser projector is optimized for live events with 3G-SDI input and output to accommodate daisy-chaining and long cable runs, plus a mechanical shutter to protect the projector during laser light shows.

The EB-PU2220B produces ultra bright, 20,000-lumen images and uses a 20,000-hour virtually maintenance-free laser light source. It also features a hermetically sealed optical engine for high dust resistance and a filterless cabinet for low-maintenance operation.

The projector pairs with 9 optional powered lenses (sold separately) to simplify installation and includes a host of premium features for fast setup, such as built-in NFC functionality, and the optional attachable PixAlignTM camera to streamline multi-projector setups.

• Ideal for live event applications - 3G-SDI input and output easily accommodate daisy-chaining and long cable runs; mechanical shutter helps protect projector during laser light shows
• Outstanding image quality - high native contrast ratio produces deep blacks; frame interpolation delivers realistic, moving images; HDR support and scene adaptive gamma correction for true-to-life images
• Fast installation - built-in NFC functionality and easy-to-use Android™ and iOS® mobile app, Epson Projector Configuration Tool (EPCT), to streamline multi-projector installations
• Optional attachable PixAlignTM camera - provides access to powerful features, including projector stacking assist function, tiling assist for edge blends, color calibration and screen matching
• Simple Stacking function - quickly stack two projectors using a remote controller instead of conventional setup with a PC and router; requires optional attachable camera
• Efficient setup - control multiple projectors in a single, large space with Epson Projector Professional Tool (EPPT); easily manage your installed inventory using Epson Projector Management