Hitachi Short Throw Lens - SL902
The Hitachi SL902 Short Throw Lens can be used as standard option or as an accessory lens with the Hitachi CP-X9110, CP-WX9210, and CP-WU9410 projectors. One highlight of the SL902 Short Throw Lens is the maximum diagonal projection size of 600" (15.2 m). It projects well-defined images on a large-scale, ensuring that even in a large venue everyone will be able to see your presentation.
What our Experts Think
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Optimized for Short Throw Projection – The SL902 lens allows for large, clear images from a short distance, perfect for space-constrained environments.
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High Image Quality – Delivers sharp, bright visuals with minimal distortion, even in smaller spaces.
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Easy Installation – Quick and simple installation process, enhancing projector flexibility without added complexity.
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Versatile Compatibility – Compatible with a variety of Hitachi projectors for different setup needs.
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Durable and Reliable – Built to last, offering long-term performance with minimal maintenance required.
Q&A
Q: What is the purpose of the SL902 Short Throw Lens?
A: The SL902 Short Throw Lens is designed to project large, clear images from a short distance, ideal for small to medium-sized rooms where space is limited.
Q: Which projectors are compatible with the SL902 Short Throw Lens?
A: The SL902 is compatible with select Hitachi projectors that support interchangeable lenses. Check your projector’s manual for specific compatibility details.
Q: What is the throw ratio of the SL902 lens?
A: The SL902 offers a short throw ratio, enabling large image projection from close distances, reducing the need for large projection space.
Q: How do I install the SL902 Short Throw Lens?
A: Installation is simple for compatible projectors. Just follow the instructions in the projector’s user manual for lens replacement.
Q: Is the SL902 suitable for classroom or small meeting room environments?
A: Yes, the SL902 is ideal for classrooms, small meeting rooms, and other compact spaces where you need a big image without projecting from a long distance.
Maintenance Tips
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Keep the Lens Clean – Use a soft, lint-free cloth to gently clean the lens and remove dust or smudges. Avoid abrasive materials to prevent scratching.
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Handle with Care – Always hold the lens by the edges to avoid touching the glass surface, which can leave fingerprints or oils.
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Store Safely – When not in use, keep the lens in a protective case or cover to shield it from dust and potential damage.
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Avoid Excessive Moisture – Keep the lens dry and protected from moisture, which can cause fogging or damage to the internal components.
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Check Alignment – Ensure the lens is properly aligned when installed to achieve the best focus and image clarity.
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Inspect for Damage – Regularly inspect the lens for any signs of damage, such as cracks or scratches, and replace it if necessary.
