Hitachi Ultra Long Throw Lens - LL504

Hitachi  Ultra Long Throw Lens - LL504

Hitachi LL-504 Lens has a 1.8x Zoom. Hitachi LL504 Lens is compatible with Hitachi CP-SX1350, CP-X1200, CP-X1250.

• Long Throw Lens
• Throw Ratio: 3.9 - 7.3:1

What our Experts Think

• Ultra Long Throw Precision – Designed for large venues with long-distance projections, offering sharp and clear visuals.

• High-Quality Optics – Ensures crisp, detailed images even from extended distances.

• Flexibility – Ideal for applications needing large-scale projection with minimal distortion.

• Durable Build – Engineered for long-term reliability in professional environments.

• Seamless Compatibility – Perfectly compatible with Hitachi 3LCD projectors for optimal performance.

Q&A

Q: What is the purpose of the Hitachi LL504 lens?
A: The LL504 lens is designed for ultra-long throw projection, ideal for large venues or installations where projectors need to be placed far from the screen.

Q: What is the throw ratio of the LL504 lens?
A: The LL504 offers a throw ratio range of 2.4 to 4.0, allowing for high-quality projection over long distances.

Q: What projectors is the LL504 lens compatible with?
A: It is compatible with select Hitachi projectors, providing a solution for long-throw installations.

Q: How does the LL504 lens improve image quality?
A: The lens ensures sharp, clear images over long distances with minimal distortion and consistent color accuracy.

Q: Is installation of the LL504 lens easy?
A: Yes, the lens is designed for easy installation, but it is important to confirm compatibility with your projector for optimal performance.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean the Lens Regularly – Gently wipe the lens with a soft, lint-free cloth to prevent scratches.

• Use a Lens Cap – Always cover the lens when not in use to protect it from dust and debris.

• Avoid Harsh Cleaning Agents – Use only mild cleaning solutions and avoid abrasive materials.

• Keep in a Dust-Free Area – Store the lens in a clean, dry environment to avoid dust buildup.

• Handle Carefully – Always hold the lens by its edges to avoid fingerprints or damage.

• Check for Dust – If necessary, use a blower or compressed air to clear dust from the lens.