Epson PowerLite 2155W 3LCD WXGA Golf Simulator Projector – 5,000 Lumens, High Brightness
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Elevate Your Home Golf Setup
Designed for reliability and performance, the Epson PowerLite 2155W is a popular choice for indoor golfers who want a clear, immersive picture for their home simulator. Whether you are using it for practice sessions or friendly competition, the 2155W provides the color accuracy and brightness necessary to bring your favorite virtual courses to life.
Key Features for Your Golf Simulator:
- 5,000 Lumens of Brightness: Play with confidence in various lighting conditions. With 5,000 lumens, this projector produces punchy, readable images, making it a great fit for garages or basement simulators.
- 3LCD Technology: Experience true-to-life colors. Epson’s 3LCD technology ensures that your fairways look green and your bunkers look natural, providing a consistent image across the entire screen without the “rainbowing” effect found in budget DLP projectors.
- WXGA Resolution: Get a sharp, wide-screen view of your game. The WXGA resolution is perfect for displaying modern golf simulation interfaces, providing enough clarity to track ball flight and analyze your swing data.
- Flexible Connectivity: With integrated HDMI, VGA, and wireless connectivity, you can easily connect your PC or the launch monitor’s computer.
- Easy Installation: Features a 1.6x optical zoom, allowing you to easily adjust the image size to fit your impact screen from a variety of mounting distances.
Technical Specifications:
- Display Technology: 3-Chip 3LCD
- Brightness: 5,000 Lumens (Color & White Output)
- Native Resolution: WXGA (1280 x 800)
- Contrast Ratio: Up to 15,000:1
- Lamp Life: Up to 10,000 hours (ECO Mode)
- Zoom: 1.6x Optical Zoom
- Inputs: 2x HDMI, VGA, USB, LAN
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