NEC PX803UL 8,000-Lumen 4K Laser Projector Rental
Professional 8,000-Lumen Laser Projector for Events, Presentations and Large Screens
The NEC PX803UL 8,000-lumen laser projector is a high-brightness professional projector designed for corporate events, conferences, weddings, live productions, schools, churches, theaters and large-screen presentations in Los Angeles.
With 8,000 ANSI lumens, a laser light source, WUXGA 1920 × 1200 native resolution and support for digital 4K input signals, the PX803UL delivers a bright, detailed image that works well on large projection screens and in venues where ambient lighting can make standard projectors difficult to see.
The projector uses a 1-chip DLP system with a 10,000:1 contrast ratio and a laser light source rated for up to 20,000 hours. Its interchangeable lens system makes it possible to configure the projector for different screen sizes and projection distances.
Ideal for
- Corporate meetings and conferences
- PowerPoint and keynote presentations
- Weddings and large celebrations
- Bar and Bat Mitzvahs
- School and university events
- Church productions
- Trade shows and exhibits
- Live performances
- Concerts and stage productions
- Outdoor movie events
- Large-format video presentations
- Projection mapping and multi-projector setups
Key Features
8,000 ANSI Lumens
High brightness provides a strong, easy-to-see image for large screens and venues with moderate ambient light.
Laser Light Source
The laser light engine provides long operating life and consistent performance without traditional projector lamp replacement. NEC rates the light source life at up to 20,000 hours.
WUXGA Native Resolution
The PX803UL has a native resolution of 1920 × 1200, providing a 16:10 image format that is well suited for presentations, graphics and HD video.
4K Signal Support
The projector can accept digital signals up to 4096 × 2160, making it compatible with 4K video sources. Its native display resolution remains WUXGA rather than native 4K.
Interchangeable Lenses
Multiple optional lenses are available, allowing the projector to be configured for different throw distances, room layouts and screen sizes.
Motorized Zoom and Focus
Motorized lens controls make professional setup and image adjustment easier.
Lens Shift and Keystone Correction
The PX803UL provides lens shift and geometric adjustment capabilities to help position and align the projected image.
Edge Blending and Stacking
Built-in edge blending and stacking features make the PX803UL suitable for larger projection systems using multiple projectors.
HDBaseT, HDMI and DisplayPort
Connectivity includes HDMI, DisplayPort and HDBaseT, along with professional control options including Ethernet and RS-232.
Rent Professional 4K Laser Projector Rental in Los Angeles
Rent the NEC PX803UL 8,000-lumen laser projector from Angels Music Productions for your next event in Los Angeles, Orange County or Southern California.
We can provide the projector with the appropriate lens, projection screen, signal distribution, mounting, and professional AV setup based on your event requirements. Our AV team can help determine the right projector, screen size and lens for your venue.
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Technical Specifications
- Model: NEC PX803UL / NP-PX803UL
- Brightness: 8,000 ANSI lumens
- Native Resolution: 1920 × 1200 WUXGA
- Supported Digital Input: Up to 4096 × 2160 4K
- Projection Technology: 1-chip DLP
- Light Source: Laser
- Light Source Life: Up to 20,000 hours
- Contrast Ratio: 10,000:1
- Aspect Ratio: 16:10
- Lens: Interchangeable lens system
- Zoom: Motorized
- Focus: Motorized
- Inputs: HDMI, DisplayPort, HDBaseT and professional video inputs
- Control: Ethernet, RS-232 and PJLink
- 3D Support: Yes
- Edge Blending: Yes
- Stacking: Yes
- Maximum Screen Size: Up to 500 inches, depending on lens and installation
- Weight: Approximately 28 kg without lens
