Standard throw projector Epson EB-FH54 — 4100 ANSI lumens, 3LCD, WUXGA, laser 12000 h, 1×HDMI, Ethernet, AirPlay 2

The Epson EB-FH54 is a Full HD (WUXGA) 3LCD projector with 4,100 ANSI lumens brightness and a long-life laser light source rated for 12,000 hours. Designed for meetings, classrooms and flexible presentation spaces, it offers wireless content sharing, auto vertical keystone correction and a compact, portable white housing that includes a built-in 16 W speaker.

Advantages

This projector provides high brightness and accurate colour reproduction using 3LCD technology, enabling large, clear images up to 304". Wireless connectivity options including Apple AirPlay 2, Miracast and the Epson iProjection app allow multi-device sharing and split-screen display of multiple sources. Auto Vertical Keystone and autofocus/zoom simplify setup, while a long laser life and a quiet operating noise level reduce maintenance and downtime.

Suitable for

• Business presentations and conference rooms
• Classrooms and lecture halls
• Small to medium event venues
• Home cinema where WUXGA resolution and high brightness are needed

Key specifications

• Projection technology: 3LCD
• Native resolution: WUXGA (1920 x 1200)
• Brightness: 4100 ANSI lumens
• Light source life: 12,000 hours (laser)
• Maximum display size: up to 304" (0 - 7721.6 mm)
• Built-in speaker: 16 W
• Connectivity: Ethernet LAN, USB, wireless (AirPlay 2, Miracast, Epson iProjection)
• Colour: White

How to use

Place the projector on a stable surface or mount it according to the installation instructions. Connect a source via wireless casting (AirPlay 2, Miracast or Epson iProjection) or by USB/Ethernet as required. Adjust the height or angle; Auto Vertical Keystone will detect and correct vertical distortion automatically. Use the autofocus and zoom controls to obtain a sharp image and set the desired screen size up to 304".

Recommendations

For best results, use the projector in environments with controlled ambient light, position it at the correct throw distance for the intended screen size, and perform occasional firmware updates and lens cleaning to maintain image quality and reliability.