Epson BrightLink 585Wi Short Throw 3LCD Projector - V11H600022

Epson BrightLink 585Wi Short Throw 3LCD Projector - V11H600022

Engage students in a new way with the next generation of kinesthetic learning from the BrightLink 585Wi ultra-short-throw interdraft projector. Offering 3x Brighter Colors than competitive models, Epson 3LCD projectors ensure bright, vivid lessons. With 3300 lumens of color brightness and 3300 lumens of white brightness, the 585Wi delivers dynamic images to the BYOD classroom. And, it displays up to 100" images from just 12" away. Plus, with PC-free interactivity, the 585Wi makes it easy to annotate on displayed content from virtually any device, or no source at all. Teachers can use the EasyMP® with Moderator software to simultaneously share students' work from PCs, Mac®, iOS® and Android devices.

• 3300 LUMENS
• ULTRA-SHORT THROW
• INTERdraft TECHNOLOGY

What our Experts Think

• Ultra‑short throw — space‑efficient setup: The 585Wi can project a large image from a very short distance, making it ideal for small classrooms, meeting rooms, or interdraft whiteboard setups.

• Decent brightness for typical indoor use: Its brightness level works well under normal indoor lighting — enough for presentations, teaching, or business meetings without needing a fully dark room.

• WXGA resolution — solid for presentations and standard video: Native 1280×800 resolution handles slides, documents, diagrams, and standard‑definition video with sufficient clarity.

• Interdraft‑ready (with accessories): When used with compatible pens or touch devices, it supports annotation and collaborative interaction — useful for education, workshops, or meetings.

• Flexible connectivity and mounting options: Offers multiple input choices and supports various mounting styles (wall, ceiling, table), making it adaptable to different room layouts and device setups

Q&A

Q: What is the Epson BrightLink 585Wi?
A: A WXGA (1280 × 800) ultra-short‑throw interdraft 3LCD projector — ideal for classrooms, meeting rooms, or collaborative environments where you want a large display from a short distance.

Q: What is its brightness and image resolution?
A: It offers ~3,300 lumens for both white and color brightness, with native WXGA resolution suitable for presentations, slides, video, and general content.

Q: What throw distance and screen size can it project?
A: With a throw ratio around 0.27–0.37:1, it can project a 60″–100″ diagonal image from a very short distance (close to the wall/board) — useful for small/moderate rooms or interdraft‑whiteboard setups.

Q: Does it support interdraft features?
A: Yes — it supports pen‑ or finger‑based interactivity/annotation on the projected surface, enabling collaborative writing, drawing or control directly on the screen.

Q: What connectivity and mounting flexibility does it provide?
A: It supports common inputs (HDMI, VGA/analog, USB, audio, etc.), and can be mounted on a table, wall, or ceiling depending on room layout — flexible for different environments.

Q: What about maintenance and lamp life?
A: The lamp life is designed for reasonable longevity, suited for regular classroom or meeting-room use without excessive maintenance demands.

Q: Who is this projector best for?
A: Suitable for educators, trainers, offices, meeting rooms, or any collaborative workspace needing bright, interdraft, short‑throw projection — especially when space is limited or you prefer wall/board setups.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the air filter every 100–200 hours to prevent overheating and maintain bright, clear projection.

• Wipe the lens gently with a microfiber cloth to preserve sharp, vibrant images.

• Keep vents and surrounding areas clear for proper airflow and cooling.

• Use Eco mode when full brightness isn’t required to extend lamp life and reduce heat.

• Allow full cooldown before unplugging or moving to protect internal components.

• Update firmware regularly to maintain smooth interdraft functionality and system stability.

• Cover the projector when not in use to prevent dust accumulation on optics and sensors