Optoma ZH406 Golf Simulator Projector
$1,49900
$1,59500
Install the user manual hereOptoma ZH406 1080P Projector For Golf Simulators
The Optoma ZH406 standard throw (1.4-2.24 throw ratio) projector brings your golf simulator setup to life with a maintenance free DuraCore laser light source projection. It is equipped with vertical lens shift, four corner correction, and is capable of delivering large, bright, crystal-clear 1080p graphics, and also supports 4K UHD.
The Optoma EH406 will captivate you while you play or practice, with its 4500 lumens bright image, vibrant, true-to-life colors and 300,000:1 contrast ratio.
Equipped with the level of connectivity you need for today’s digital world, the Optoma ZH406 offers HDMI, VGA, USB, Micro USB, LAN, and RS-232, and RJ45 inputs. Stereo speakers with 15W per channel provide rich audio for all in one applications.
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Optoma ZH406 Projector Features
DLP Technology
DLP® (Digital Light Processing) is a proprietary technology from Texas Instruments™ that offers digital projection with higher contrast, faster response time, good pixel structure and virtually no color degradation.
Vertical Lens Shift
Vertical lens shift simplifies installations by shifting the image up and down without image distortion to provide a wider range of projector placement possibilities, making it easier to position the projector in a room.
Direct Power On
Turn on the projector directly from the power source. This feature aids installations that rely on power-on timers. The sleep timer can be used to turn the projector off after a set time.
Four Corner Correction
Four corner geometric correction enables quick and easy image adjustments from any of the corner points of the image. This is ideal for uneven or angled projection surfaces.
Integrated Speakers
Complete your home entertainment experience with the convenience of powerful 15W built-in speakers. Built-in speakers provide exceptional sound quality and are easy to set up without the need for costly external speakers.
Signal Power On
The projector powers on when it receives a signal through the HDMI input. This ensures the projector is turned on at the same time as the source device.
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