Optoma ZH507, Full HD 1080p Laser Projector, Dura Core Light Source Up To 30000 Hours, Crestron Compatible, 4K HDR Input, 5500 Lumens High Brightness, White

4K / HDR Compatible

High dynamic range (HDR) technology improves contrast ratio, brightness, and color depth on the display, delivers brighter whites and deeper black levels. It enhances the details and depth of field, making the images clearer and more realistic.

Robust & Reliable Optoma DuraCore

ZH507 is designed with Optoma’s Airtight Optical Engine with IP6X certification.The airtight enclosure resists dust particles and ensures a long lasting, reliable and maintenance free experience, and ultimate brightness consistency and reliability. The Mercury free laser light source is rated for up to 30,000 hours enabling a low total cost of ownership.

Amazing Color

ZH507 achieves 91% Rec. 709 coverage to render lifelike images that will wow your audience.

1.6x Zoom Range

A large zoom range enables multiple placement possibilities at a variety of distances from the projection screen.

An advantage to this is that expensive interchangeable lens projectors can be substituted with a more cost effective solution whilst still retaining a diverse choice of positioning options.

Ultra-Low Input Lag

ZH507 support ultra-low input lag under 1080P 60Hz and 120Hz source. Gamers can enjoy responsive controls while gaming on a giant screen.

Note:
The input lag according to input signal is detailed in the table
The values in the table can vary slightly

AV Mute

In situations where only absolute darkness is required, ZH507 can provide a total blackout that functions like mechanical shutter.  The change between normal projection to a total black image and vice versa is instantaneous.

Low Noise: Quieter than a Whisper

Only 32dB in ECO mode.

Quick start-up and shutdown

ZH507 features quick start-up and shutdown and reaches full brightness quickly. To maximise energy saving it also includes a ‘pause projection’ feature where the light source can be completely shut off. Unlike conventional lamp based projectors, the laser-light source requires minimal cool-down time.