Sony VPL-FHZ80 WUXGA 3LCD Laser Projector 6500 Lumens Black

The Sony VPL-FHZ80 is a high-brightness 3LCD laser projector designed for professional installations in large venues, education, and corporate environments. With 6500 ANSI lumens of white brightness and 6000 lumens of color brightness, it delivers vivid, detailed images even in ambient light. The laser light source offers up to 20,000 hours of maintenance-free operation, reducing total cost of ownership.

Advantages

This projector features a WUXGA (1920x1200) native resolution, supporting 4K/60p input signals for future-proof compatibility. The 3LCD system ensures bright, accurate colors without the rainbow effect. Installation flexibility is enhanced by powered zoom, focus, and lens shift (vertical +/-55%, horizontal +/-32%), along with 360-degree free-angle installation. Edge blending and warping capabilities enable seamless multi-projector setups. The auto-filter system and low noise level (29 dB in low mode) make it ideal for quiet environments.

Suitable for

• Large auditoriums and lecture halls
• Corporate boardrooms and conference centers
• Museums, galleries, and immersive experiences
• Higher education classrooms
• Live events and staging

Key specifications

• Projection Technology: 3LCD
• Light Source: Laser Diode
• Native Resolution: WUXGA (1920x1200)
• White Brightness: 6500 ANSI Lumens
• Color Brightness: 6000 ANSI Lumens
• Contrast Ratio: ∞:1 (Dynamic)
• Light Source Life: Up to 20,000 hours
• Aspect Ratio: 16:10 (Native)
• Lens: Optional (Powered Zoom/Focus/Shift)
• Lens Shift: Vertical +/-55%, Horizontal +/-32%
• HDMI Inputs: 2 (HDCP 2.3)
• HDBaseT Input: 1
• Network: 1x RJ45
• Noise Level: 29 dB (Low Mode)
• Power Consumption: 463 W (Max)
• Installation: 360-degree Free-angle, Edge Blending, Warping
• Supported Video: Up to 4K/60p
• Screen Size: 40" - 600"

Recommendations

For optimal performance, pair with a compatible Sony optional lens and use high-quality HDMI cables. The projector supports HDBaseT for long-distance signal transmission. Consider using a ceiling mount for permanent installations.