The Epson EB-L635SU short throw 6000 lumen laser projector is ideal for users who need to create large images in a small space.

As the market leader in 3LCD technology, Epson is constantly improving its high-brightness laser projectors with even more compact short-throw projection solutions. The EB-L635SU provides efficient, practical and creative applications for projection in education, corporate, museums and tourist attractions. All this was achieved without sacrificing image quality and flexible lens shift.

High-brightness, cost-effective projection solutions

Providing more vivid, brighter and effective projection even in well-lit environments, the EB-L635SU delivers an impressive 6,000 lumens of brightness and WUXGA Full HD resolution at an affordable price. This means users can upgrade to laser performance and reliability with reduced power consumption at no extra cost. It features 0.8:1 aspect ratio, 4K input support, Detail Enhancement technology, Edge Blending technology and wide range lens shift for challenging installation environments. The EB-L635SU is capable of projecting large format and mixed images without reducing clear and vivid details.

Advanced connectivity

This projection solution offers several different connection solutions, allowing you to project multiple sources at the same time and wirelessly. The EB-L635SU features future-proof connectivity options including HDMI and HDBaseT 4K signal support, 5GHz wireless with enterprise security, enhanced Miracast, built-in media player and support for the Epson ELPWP10 wireless presentation system.

Easy and flexible installation

Essential features

- 6000 lumen brightness: Sharp images, bright colors, even in well-lit rooms
- WUXGA resolution: Sharp Full HD images for perfect clarity
- Future-proof connectivity options: 4K input support, HDMI, HDBaseT, built-in Wi-Fi and screen mirroring
- Easy, flexible installation: Light and compact design with a wide range of lens shift
- Short projection distance: Large images in a small space (0.8:1 projection ratio)