Hitachi Ultra Long Throw Lens - UL705
Hitachi UL-705 Ultra Long Throw Lens
- Throw Ratio: 3.9-7.4:1
- Motorized Zoom Lens
What our Experts Think
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Ultra Long Throw Precision – Ideal for large venues or long-distance projections with minimal image distortion.
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High-Quality Optics – Ensures sharp, clear visuals even at extended distances.
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Versatile Compatibility – Designed for Hitachi 3LCD projectors, providing seamless performance.
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Motorized Focus – Easy adjustments for precise image clarity from far distances.
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Durable & Reliable – Perfect for auditoriums, lecture halls, and professional installations.
Q&A
Q: What is the purpose of the Hitachi UL705 lens?
A: The UL705 is designed for ultra-long throw projection, ideal for large venues and distant projections.
Q: What projectors is the UL705 lens compatible with?
A: It is compatible with select Hitachi projectors, designed to extend the throw distance for optimal viewing.
Q: What is the throw ratio of the UL705 lens?
A: The UL705 lens provides a throw ratio of 6.3 to 9.2, making it suitable for large projection areas.
Q: What kind of image quality can I expect with this lens?
A: Expect sharp, clear images with consistent brightness and color accuracy, even at long distances.
Q: How easy is it to install the UL705 lens?
A: The lens is designed for easy installation, but compatibility with your projector model should be confirmed for optimal use.
Maintenance Tips
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Clean the Lens Regularly – Use a microfiber cloth and lens-safe cleaner to remove dust and smudges.
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Use a Lens Cap – Protect the lens from dust and scratches when not in use.
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Avoid Excessive Force – Handle the lens with care to prevent damage to the glass or motorized components.
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Ensure Proper Storage – Store the lens in a clean, dry place to avoid exposure to moisture and dust.
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Check for Secure Attachment – Regularly check that the lens is properly secured to the projector.
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Keep the Environment Dust-Free – Minimize dust and humidity for optimal performance.
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Avoid Sudden Temperature Changes – Prevent condensation by allowing the lens to gradually acclimate to temperature changes.
