A projector from Sanyo is the PLV WF10, whose LCD model delivers 4000 ANSI lumens, a resolution of WXGA 1366 x 768 and a contrast of 900:1. The manufacturer rates the durability of the included lamp at 1500 hours. To facilitate room installation, the device is equipped with mechanical lens shift and additional keystone correction, allowing the projected image to be positioned with immense flexibility. The optical system is designed for the use of interchangeable lenses, allowing for a tailor-made configuration for almost any throw ratio. The Projection Calculator is available to calculate the exact dimensions. A look at the light output reveals: The 4000 ANSI lumens are sufficient to illuminate an image width of up to 643 cm in darkened rooms. If room light is present, we recommend not exceeding a maximum width of 429 cm. The projector was released in 2004 and is officially no longer distributed by Sanyo. This model continues to hold a solid place in our database search queries.
Display Type
3 x 1,21" LCD TFT Panel mit MLA WXGA 16/9 Liquid Crystal Display with Micro Lense Array
WXGA 1366 x 768
3147254 Pixel UXGA 1200 x 1600 compressed
Video Modes
PAL/PAL-M/PAL-N/SECAM/NTSC/NTSC4.43
Application
Stationary | Permanent installation in the training room and meeting room as well as the conference room. Wide screen width or rooms with plenty of light (over 200 lumens).
Calculated brightness quality The screen width may also be larger. Perfect
Lux:
1778 Lux
Contrast:
900:1
Candela pro m²:
565 cd/m²
Foot-Lamberts:
165 fL
90 cm
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Focus
Powered
Zoom
Powered
Objective
Throw Ratio
optional
Audio
2 x 3W Stereo
Connections
1x DVI-I,
5 x BNC RGBHV in
2 x BNC in
S-Video in
3 x Cinch Stereo in 1 x out
1x USB (Typ B)
RS232C in und out
Eingang fE Kabelfernbedienung (3,5 mm Stereo-Klinke)
Ceiling Mounting
Yes, is possible.
Power
700W
Size WxHxD
439 x 230 x 605 mm (17,3"x9,1"x23,8") 61,09 L/dm³
Operating Noise
46dB
Shift: 90 cm
Shift: 90 cm
Weight
21,00 kg / 46,3 lbs.
Keystone
Vert.: +/-10°
Illumination
85%
Frequenz
H-sync: 15-120 kHz V-sync: 50-120 Hz Range max.: 230 MHz
Lens shift Funktion motorisch max. Freeze Eco Mode Kensington Slot Gamma correction Remote control with laser pointer und mouse control Optional LAN network compatible. Digital Zoom Faroudja DCDi De-interlacer 3:2 and 2:2 pulldown
Have (10.2017) 2 old Sanyo PLV WF10 for my video acrobatics.
Back then, 4000 lumens was certainly a lot and the resolution was considered very high. ES lenses are mounted without zoom and keystone function. It is not yet clear to me whether the keystone works via electronics or lens. The item is available in the menu, but without the settings sub-items it is pointless. I think the lamps would have to be replaced on one or the optics would have to be cleaned. Unfortunately, the latter seems rather difficult, as the device is very complex. You‘re more likely to break things when fiddling around. Otherwise, the device seems to have been one of the top models of its kind at the time. The variety of interfaces in particular, and here the design as plug-in elements, clearly and unambiguously demonstrate the Pro standard. Today, 4000 lumens and 2-lamp technology are outdated. 10000 to 30000 lumens and laser diodes instead of lamps are the current standard. K4 or at least 1920x1080p is also the current standard. In addition, the weight of over 20 kg without lens is drastic and not conducive to handling. Nevertheless, compliments to Sanyo; certainly a TOP engineering and implementation achievement back then! The fact that the parts are still running at all is a testament to the quality.
Lens shift Funktion motorisch max.
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