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For More Information Mobile Projectors Portable Projectors Professional Integration Projectors NEC Model No. NP41/NP62 NP43/NP64 NP110/NP215 NP216 NP310/NP410/NP410W/NP510/NP510W NP510WS/NP610S NP610 NP905 NP1200/NP2200 NP3250/NP3250W/NP2250/NP1250 NP4100/NP4100W MAP in US$ $999/$1299 $899/$1099 No MAP $799 $699/$799/$849/$899/$999 $949/$999 $1499 $1699 $1999/$2399 $3599/$3599/$3199/$2799 $4799/$4799 Weight 3.5 lbs./3.7 lbs. 3.7 lbs. 5.5 lbs. 5.7 lbs. 6.6lbs. 7.3 lbs. 6.6 lbs. 8.2 lbs. 16.3 lbs 16.1 lbs. 38.6 lbs. Technology DLP (0.55” DMD) DLP (0.55” DMD) 0.55” DLP DLP (0.55” DMD) 0.63” LCD/ 0.63” LCD/0.59” LCD w MLA/0.63” LCD/0.59” LCD w MLA 0.59” LCD w MLA/0.63” LCD 0.63” LCD 0.63” LCD 0.8” LCD w/ MLA 0.8” LCD/0.74” LCD/0.8” LCD/0.8” LCD DLP (0.7” DMD) Native Resolution XGA XGA SVGA/XGA XGA XGA/XGA/WXGA/XGA/WXGA WXGA/XGA XGA XGA XGA/XGA XGA/WXGA/XGA/XGA XGA/WXGA Rated Brightness (ANSI lumens) (normal) 2300/3000 2300/3000 2200/2500 2500 2200/2600/2600/3000/3000 2100/2600 3500 3000 3700/4200 5000/4000/4200/3700 6200/5500 Lamp Life (hrs., maximum, eco.) 3500 3500 5000 5000 5000 5000 5000 3500 3000 3000 3000 Wireless LAN Capable No No No/No No No No No Yes No Yes No Wired LAN (Integrated) No No No/Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Closed Captioning No No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No No USB No/Yes No No No No No No Yes No Yes Yes Optional Lenses Available No No No No No No No No Yes Yes Yes Lens Shift No No No No No No No No Yes Yes Yes Auto Focus Yes Yes No No No No No No No No No Limited Parts & Labor Warranty 2 years 2 years 2 years 2 years 2 years 2 years 3 years 3 years 3 years 3 years 3 years InstaCare 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year 1 year Section 508 (Color Blind) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes PC Control 4.0 (Asset Mgmt. Software) Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Pricing valid until March 31, 2010. Visit www.necdisplay.com for more information. NEC ranks as the #1 projector brand considered for purchase among large corporations, PROJECTOR HIGHLIGHT according to TFC Info’s 2009 Projector Brand Strength Study. NP Installation Series (NP3250/NP3250W/NP2250/NP1250) The industry’s first built-in stacking correction capabilities (up to four projectors) allows the PROJECTOR HIGHLIGHT Celling projectors to boost an image’s brightness up to 20,000 lumens, which is ideal for larger- NP Short Throw Series 77” 4:3 Diagonal Whiteboard sized screens and environments with heavy ambient light. This feature also prevents the (NP510WS/NP610S) Top NP600S complete loss of an image, which can happen when using only one projector. Short throw creates a 77” diagonal image from 3 Standard feet, 10 inches, eliminating shadows on the screen along with projected light in the presenter’s eyes created by traditional front projection Bottom systems. Amanda Stanley Laura Kermend Senior Account Manager Inside Sales Channel Rep 512.487.5987 866.771.0266 x4022 March 2010 [email protected] [email protected] www.necdisplay.com Projector Accessories NEC Part No. Description SRP Price The Writing’s on the Wall LAMPS NP02LP Replacement Lamp for NP40 and NP50 projectors $299 NP03LP Replacement Lamp for NP60 projector $329 Interactive Whiteboard 77 NP04LP Replacement Lamp for NP4000 and NP4001 projectors $545 NP05LP Replacement Lamp for VT700 and VT800 projectors $299 NP06LP Replacement Lamp for NP1000/2000, NP1200/2200, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W and NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 projectors $495 NP07LP Replacement Lamp for NP300/400/500/500W/500WS/600/600S and NP410W/510W/510WS/610/610S projectors $299 NP08LP Replacement Lamp for the NP41 and NP43 projector $299 NP09LP Replacement Lamp for NP61/62 and NP64 projectors $329 NP10LP Replacement Lamp for NP100 and NP200 projectors $179 NP12LP Replacement Lamp for NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $545 NP13LP Replacement Lamp for NP110, NP215 and NP216 projectors $179 NP14LP Replacement Lamp for NP310, NP410 and NP510 projectors $299 VT75LPE Replacement Lamp for LT280 and LT380 projectors $299 VT80LP Replacement Lamp for VT49 Projectors $299 VT85LP Replacement Lamp for VT490, VT491, VT595 and VT695 Projectors $299 NP01LP Replacement Lamp for NP1000 and NP2000 projectors $495 WT61LPE Replacement Lamp for WT610/WT610E $450 CEILING NP01UCM Universal ceiling mount for installation of projectors that weigh less than 50 lbs. (does not work with NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62, NP43/64) $99 MOUNTS NP40CM Ceiling Mount with custom adapter plate for NP100/200, NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62 and NP43/64 projectors $159 NP600CM Ceiling Mount for NP300/400/500/500W/500WS/600/600S and NP310/410/410W/510/510W/510WS/610/610S projectors $149 NP4000CM Ceiling Mount for NP4000 and NP4001 projectors $234 VL80CM Ceiling Mount for LT280/380, VT491, VT595, VT695 and VT700 projectors $195 Control computer mouse functions from NP3150CM Ceiling Mount with input terminal cover for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $175 WT60CM WT Series Ceiling Mount With Axis Adjustment $260 whiteboard NP900CM Ceiling mount for VT800, NP901W and NP905 projectors. Includes custom adapter plate with hinge for precise installation and easy access to lamp compartment $149 NPSTGYPSUM Adapter plate for use with NPSTWM and GYPSUM wall board $45 NPSTWM Short throw wall mount for NP500WS/600S and NP510WS/610S projectors $280 Durable porcelain surface resists scuffs and stains CASES LEATHERCASE Padded leather briefcase with compartments for projector and laptop. Designed to fit VT, LT, NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62 and NP110/215/216 projectors $149 LEATHERROLLER Protective leather rolling case for projector and laptop. Designed to fit VT, LT and NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62 and NP110/215/216 projectors (fits in most $169 airline overhead compartments) Software and upgrades included NP4000ATA Molded Shipping case with extension handle and wheels for NP4000 projectors $399 VT70ATA Protective Molded Shipping Case For LT280, LT380, VT70 series, VT80 series and VT90 series projectors. Waterproof Design Protects Projectors From $159 The Elements. Includes Combination Lock. Convert handwritten notes to text NP1000ATA Molded Shipping-case with extension handle and wheels for NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 $349 NP1000TC Ballistic nylon rolling case with extension handle for NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $199 Edit, erase and rearrange notes WT60ATA WT Series ATA Shipping Case $595 NP100CASE Padded carrying case for the NP100/200 projectors $49.99 NP216CASE Padded carrying case for NP110/215/216, NP500WS/610S and NP510WS/610S projectors $54 Save and print meeting notes ADAPTERS NWL-100A IEEE 802.11g Wireless Lan Card for LT280, LT380, NP1000, NP2000, LT245 and LT265 Projectors $99 Wall mounting hardware included LENSES NP01FL 0.8:1 Fixed Short Throw Lens for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $1999 NP02ZL 1.18 - 1.54:1 Zoom Lens for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $1999 NP03ZL 1.94 - 3.07:1 Zoom Lens for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $1999 Display Aspect Ratio 4:3 NP04ZL 2.98 - 4.77:1 Zoom Lens for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $1999 Inputs Infrared and ultrasonic NP05ZL 4.62 - 7.02:1 Zoom Lens for the NP1000/2000, NP1150/2150/3150/3151W, NP3250/3250W/2250/1250 and NP1200/2200 projectors $2399 Computer Interface USB 2.0 NP06FL 0.8:1 Fixed Short Throw Lens for the NP4000, NP4001, NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $2999 NP07ZL 1.33 - 1.79:1 Zoom Lens for the NP4000, NP4001, NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $2499 Screen Size 77” diagonal, NP08ZL 1.78 - 2.35:1 Zoom Lens for the NP4000, NP4001, NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $1999 61.6 W x 46.2in H NP09ZL 2.22 - 4.43:1 Zoom Lens for the NP4000, NP4001, NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $2499 NP10ZL 4.43 - 8.3:1 Zoom Lens for the NP4000, NP4001, NP4100 and NP4100W projectors $2499 1956mm diagonal, 1565 W x 1174mm H SERVICE LampProtect 3 year Lamp Protection for NP300/400/500/500W/500WS/600/600S, NP310/310/410/410W/510/510W/610, NP905/901W and VT Series Projectors. Covers up to $295 PROGRAMS 2 REPLACEMENT Lamps over a three year period. Lamp Protect must be sold within 90 days of projector purchase. Can only be sold through Authorized Star Limited Warranty 2 years on hardware Student Resellers. Sold only to Educational, Not for Profit Institutions, Museums and Libraries. and software NECEW1-MP Extends term of limited parts and labor warranty to three years. Available for NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62, NP43/64, NP100/200, NP110/215/216, NP300/400/500/ $59 500W/500WS/600S, NP310/410/510/510W/510WS/610S, VT90 series and VT800 projectors. NECEW2-MP Extends term of limited parts and labor warranty to four years. Available for NP40/50/60, NP41/61/62, NP43/64, NP100/200, NP110/215/216, NP300/400/500/ $99 NEC Part No.
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