While we no longer rent this used projector, we do carry the Epson PowerLite L615U.
5500 lumen brightness & 15,000:1 contrast ratio
WUXGA 1920 × 1200 native resolution
1.38 to 2.28:1 throw ratio
Wi-Fi and HDBaseT adapter included
The used Epson PowerLite 2265U is a super-bright 3LCD projector. Looking for a newer version of this projector? Check out the Epson PowerLite L615U. Key features include:
Super-Bright 5500 Lumen Output. The Epson PowerLite 2265U’s 3LCD, 3-chip design allows for much brighter output than most DLP designs while maintaining a high level of color accuracy and image detail. The 5500 lumen output and 15,000:1 contrast ratio of the 2265U is enough to combat standard conference room and classroom lighting as well as project a very large image in dimmer situations.
Native 1920 × 1200 Resolution. This projector is ready for all of your 1080p content with its 1920 × 1200 native resolution. The WUXGA resolution works great for displaying images from computers and 1080p native sources like blu-ray and DVD players.
Zoom, Throw Ratio, & Keystone Correction. This projector has lots of options for placement in your desired venue thanks to its 1.6:1 zoom ratio, 1.38 to 2.28:1 throw ratio, and built-in keystone correction. This particular model takes an extra step to make adjusting these settings even easier with the “Screen Fit” feature.
Input Connectivity. Wireless options include Wi-Fi featuring Miracast compatibility to stream and mirror screens from many compatible Android and Windows devices. Wired connections include an ethernet port for local area network connections and HDBaseT video streaming over a Cat5 or higher cable. The projector also has two HDMI inputs with one featuring MHL support for wireless device mirroring.
Mounting Options. We are including a VESA spaced multi mount to make mounting and positioning the projector easier in travel scenarios. The bracket we include offers 1/4"-20 and 3/8"-16 threaded holes and a 5/8" (16mm) baby pin receiver for maximum stand compatibility. For compatible stands, check out the “Recommended” column on this page.