
Panasonic
Panasonic PT-D5500UL DLP XGA 5000 Lumens Projector (No Lens)
High-Brightness Projection for Professional Environments The Panasonic PT-D5500UL is a DLP projector designed for professional environments requiring high brightness and reliability. Featuring a dual-lamp system and liquid cooling, this projector delivers 5,000 lumens of brightness and stable per...
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Overview
High-Brightness Projection for Professional Environments
The Panasonic PT-D5500UL is a DLP projector designed for professional environments requiring high brightness and reliability. Featuring a dual-lamp system and liquid cooling, this projector delivers 5,000 lumens of brightness and stable performance for 24/7 operation. Its XGA resolution and advanced DLP technology ensure vivid, high-quality images.
Specifications:
- Brand: Panasonic
- Model: PT-D5500UL
- Display Technology: DLP
- Resolution: XGA
- Brightness: 5000 Lumens
- Contrast Ratio: 1600:1
- Lamp System: Dual Lamp
- Cooling System: Liquid Cooling
- Lens: No Lens Included
Specifications
Brightness
5000 Lumens
Resolution
XGA
Technology
DLP
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the Panasonic PT-D5500UL projector come with a lens included?
No, the Panasonic PT-D5500UL projector is sold "No Lens," meaning a compatible lens must be purchased separately for its operation.
What is the brightness output of this projector?
The Panasonic PT-D5500UL offers a brightness of 5000 lumens, suitable for projecting clear images in various lighting conditions.
What resolution does the PT-D5500UL support?
This projector supports XGA resolution, which is commonly used for presentations and general display purposes.
What type of display technology does this Panasonic projector utilize?
The PT-D5500UL uses DLP (Digital Light Processing) technology, known for producing sharp images and good contrast.
Why would a projector be sold without a lens?
Selling a projector without a lens allows for greater flexibility, as installers can choose a specific lens (e.g., short-throw, long-throw) that best suits their unique projection environment and requirements.