Australian Projector Specialist
Performance, convenient and economical.
The Sony VPL-EX145 delivers these with exceptional image quality at a low cost of ownership.
Sony’s next generation inorganic panels (BrightEra) and 3LCD projector system deliver higher picture quality, substantially brighter images, higher efficiency, better contrast, consistent colour stability - not to mention longer durability and usability.
The 1.3 – 1.82 throw ratio and 1.3 times optical zoom allows the projector to be installed in a wide range of environments and, where possible, can even re-use existing ceiling suspensions.
A long lamp life, (up to 6000 hours) and synchronised lamp and filter change means a reduction in maintenance costs and gives you exceptionally low levels of down-time.
With a single push of the New ECO MODE button on the projector itself, (or the supplied Remote Commander™), users can switch simply to the eco settings. The VPL-EX145 has three brightness modes (High, Standard and Low) allowing the user to control the brightness and power consumption of the projector to suit the environment and conditions they are in.
Sony has unrivalled experience in projector design and manufacture for the home, business, education and in the cinema. Simple to maintain and with direct controls for all power modes.
Users can easily select power-saving Eco Modes. The most energy-efficient mode is accessible though a single button-push, and further adjustments are available through an easily-understood menu system.
With a front exhaust system, users sitting behind the projector are not affected by expelled hot air and fan noise.
The Sony VPL-EX145's control panel is on top of the device for easy operation, with large, easy-to-locate controls.
Normally, the front angle of a projector has to be adjusted to raise the beam to the screen. In the VPL-EX145, this initial adjustment is built-in and includes a corresponding keystone adjustment, saving two setup stages.
The projector can detect keystone distortion and can correct it automatically. (Note that since this is an electronic correction, it will reduce the picture quality slightly).
When a computer is used as a picture source, APA automatically optimises Phase, Pitch and Shift values. These can also be adjusted manually.
Auto Input Search detects which input has an incoming signal, and automatically switches to it. This makes it easier for users to set up the projector prior to making a presentation.
If the picture needs to be turned off, all it takes is a single button-press on the remote control. This will mute audio at the same time. There is also a separate “mute audio” button for audio-only muting.
To avoid the need for a separate audio switcher, the projector can be used to select between two audio sources, routing them via a variable audio output to the room amplification system.
Picture Freeze is useful during presentations if you need to look at other material on your PC’s screen without the viewing audience being aware. Freeze the current image, and you can use your PC independently of the display from the projector
With Digital Zoom, if you are displaying a computer-sourced image, you can enlarge a selected area of the screen image by up to four times.
The filter only needs to be changed when a new lamp is fitted, potentially halving disruption due to maintenance.
Has six picture modes (Dynamic, Standard, Game, Living, Cinema and Presentation) that can be selected to suite the nature of the source material.
A package of security measures, including password protection, and physical anti-theft anchor points.
At the end of a presentation, you can turn off the power supply to the projector immediately, instead of going through a “power down” cycle.
With this function, there is no need to go through “Standby” mode when powering up the projector. The projector can be set to activate as soon as power is applied.
