Hitachi WUXGA DLP Projector - LPWU6700

Hitachi  WUXGA DLP Projector - LPWU6700

Hitachi’s solid state light source projector line now includes the laser light source model LP-WU6700 with 7,000 ANSI lumens. The new laser diode light source offers approximately 20,000 hours of operation time and is maintenance free, there is no lamp or filter to replace providing a dramatic reduction in total cost of ownership. It can provide 24/7 use for digital signage applications and is a perfect choice for large auditoriums, conference rooms, museums, and concert or stage productions. Plus, 7,000 ANSI lumens brightness and 20,000 : 1 contrast ratio results in a super bright display with outstanding image clarity and uniformity.

• 7,000 ANSI Lumens
• 1920 x 1200 WUXGA Resolution
• 20000:1

What Our Experts Think

• Crisp WUXGA Resolution – Native 1920 × 1200 WUXGA resolution delivers sharp images, detailed presentations, and Full HD content with excellent clarity.
• Powerful Brightness Output – High brightness performance makes it well-suited for conference rooms, lecture halls, classrooms, and professional venues with ambient light.
• DLP Image Technology – Provides sharp visuals, strong contrast, and reliable image consistency for business, education, and signage applications.
• Laser Light Source Efficiency – The laser engine offers long-lasting performance with minimal maintenance and no routine lamp replacements.
• Flexible Installation Options – Supports a variety of mounting configurations, making it adaptable to different room sizes and projection requirements.
• Professional Connectivity – Includes modern digital inputs and network management capabilities for seamless integration into AV systems.
• Lower Total Cost of Ownership – Long laser lifespan and reduced maintenance needs help minimize operating costs over time.

Q&A

Q: What resolution does the Hitachi LP-WU6700 offer?
A: The LP-WU6700 features WUXGA (1920 × 1200) resolution, delivering sharp Full HD-class images for professional presentations and large venues.

Q: How bright is the LP-WU6700 projector?
A: It provides 7,000 ANSI lumens of brightness, making it ideal for auditoriums, conference centers, lecture halls, and digital signage applications.

Q: Does the LP-WU6700 use a lamp or laser light source?
A: It uses a laser phosphor light source, eliminating the need for traditional lamp replacements and reducing maintenance costs.

Q: What is the expected laser life?
A: The laser light source is rated for up to 20,000 hours of operation for long-term reliability and low maintenance.

Q: What display technology does this projector use?
A: The LP-WU6700 utilizes DLP technology, providing high contrast, sharp image quality, and smooth visual performance.

Q: What is the contrast ratio?
A: The projector features a dynamic contrast ratio of up to 20,000:1 for enhanced image depth and detail.

Q: Does it support flexible installation?
A: Yes. It supports 360° installation, interchangeable lenses, lens shift, and multiple mounting options for professional AV installations.

Q: What connectivity options are available?
A: The projector includes HDMI, HDMI/MHL, HDBaseT, DVI-D, VGA, RJ-45 network, and RS-232 connections for extensive system integration.

Q: Does the LP-WU6700 have built-in audio?
A: Yes. It includes a built-in 12W speaker for convenient presentation audio.

Q: What environments is this projector best suited for?
A: The LP-WU6700 is ideal for large venues, higher education, museums, conference rooms, houses of worship, and 24/7 digital signage applications.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the air filter and ventilation openings regularly to maintain proper airflow and prevent overheating.
• Gently clean the lens with a microfiber cloth or approved lens-cleaning tissue to ensure sharp WUXGA image quality.
• Keep the projector in a dust-free environment and use a protective cover when not in use.
• Do not block air vents during operation, and allow adequate clearance around the projector for cooling.
• Power off the projector properly and avoid unplugging it while operating.
• Inspect and clean filters periodically, replacing them if damaged or excessively dirty.
• Avoid using harsh chemicals, abrasive materials, or compressed air directly on optical components.
• Schedule routine maintenance checks to maximize the lifespan of the laser light source and internal components.