Eiki International, Inc.

Rancho Santa Margarita, CA – September 2015… Eiki International, Inc. a world leader for over 40 years in projection technology, announces the new EK-800U single chip DLP projector with 12,000 ANSI Lumen brightness and a 5000:1 (DA:ON) contrast ratio. Featuring a native WUXGA (1920 x 1200) resolution, the EK-800U provides analog and digital video inputs, including HDBT and 3G HD-SDI, in all color standards up to 1080p. Its 0.96-inch DLP imaging system provides exceptional readability and consistent color delivery, making it an outstanding choice for contemporary large venue installations.

Notable among its features is the inclusion of powered zoom and focus, along with vertical and horizontal powered lens shift (V: +- 60%, H: +/- 25%)—making this a most versatile unit in terms of physical placement. Advanced blending, warping, color matching, and portrait mode make installation easy. Customization attributes include a color wheel for High Brightness and option for Rich Color.

The EIKI EK-800U is ideally suited for AV system integration lower noise output 36/39 dB. With support for Crestron, PJ-Link, and AMX automation profiles, the EK-800U can be seamlessly integrated into the most sophisticated touch panel or tablet-based conference room automation setups. Further, the control terminal includes a USB Type A dongle input for wireless control. There are six optionally available lenses and support for 360-degree installation.

Steve Rubery, Eiki’s National Sales Manager, commented on the company’s new EK-800U single chip DLP projector. “With 12,000 lumens and a large .96-inch DLP chip, this projector is ideal for both installation and rental staging applications! With the ability to rotate the projector 360 degrees and be used in portrait mode, it is difficult to find an application this projector can’t handle.”

The EIKI EK-800U single chip DLP projector’s price has not yet been determined. The product is expected to become available in late October 2015. MSRP: $19,995.

About EIKI

Founded in 1953 in Osaka, Japan, the company established its international network with film projection. The EIKI name literally means "projectors" in Japanese. Today, the company manufactures and markets a broad range of projection technology for education, religion, government and business communication, and offer it through a network of professional audio video dealers. http://www.eiki.com.

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