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As the #1-selling projector manufacturer worldwide, Epson delivers comprehensive projector and display solutions that enhance communication and inspire collaboration.

Bring greater clarity and collaboration to your business with Epson projectors, designed to fit your budget while supporting today’s workplace needs, including wireless mobility and a low cost of ownership.K12 Education Projectors

From small classrooms to large auditoriums, Epson’s line of multimedia projectors, displays, and document cameras are designed to be reliable and offer a low total cost of ownership that makes them ideal education investments.Large Venue Projectors

Epson continually offers educators new solutions for the challenges they face. Our newest low-cost laser projectors are made for today’s teaching environment and create immersive, laser-focused learning… wherever you are.

Epson projectors are a reliable solution that help educators easily integrate traditional or digital teaching. Plus, under the CARES Act, Epson projectors qualify for funding included in the package’s K-12 relief fundA making them a smart and affordable choice for hybrid classrooms.

Fill the world with brilliant images up to 120” in the ultra-wide formatB or present up to four content streams together. The Epson BrightLink 1485Fi 120-inch display offers up to 95% more interactive space versus a 75-inch flat panel.

Epson projectors are compatible with most video conferencing software solutions and easily connect up to 50 laptops and non-shared devices wirelessly, minimizing device sharing and multiple students touching the board. Click here to learn more about iProjection.

Save valuable whiteboard space – when your Epson display is off, your whiteboard is still available for use when you’re ready for it again. Epson projectors eliminate the need for dedicated electronic boards or space-consuming flat panels.

Epson BrightLink interactive displays include software tools specifically designed to help enable teachers to create high-impact, interactive lessons.

Talk to your local Epson rep about our latest products and programs for K-12 education. Ask for an in-person, hands-on demo and see all that Epson products can do for your school.Epson technical support

BrightLink features 3LCD technology for bold, brilliant color displays in settings with ambient light. BrightLink displays transform meeting spaces and classrooms into immersive collaborative environments where productivity is enhanced, creativity is on display, and participants fully-engaged. With images up to 120˝, flexible displays breathe new life into ordinary walls and dry erase boards, eliminating the need for dedicated electronic boards or space consuming flat panels.See how BrightLink brings tomorrow’s technology to today"s classrooms and meeting rooms.

Use Epson iProjection with moderator software to wirelessly connect and manage up to 50 devices including PCs, Macs, Chromebooks, iOS and Android devices.

Use Epson Network Projection and Projector Management software to save time and money by allowing IT managers to remotely monitor projector status and control basic functions, such as powering the projector on or off. Networked projectors also allow presenters to present content to any projector on the network.

The flexible 1485Fi projects large, 100", 16:9 and super-wide, 120", 16:6 images, offering up to 95 percent more interactive space vs. a 75" flat panel.

Single-chip LCD controllers featuring built-in display memory allowing for low power consumption, low noise, and space-saving ability. These products have more features than Simple LCD Controllers which makes them ideal for display control of mobile terminals and operation panels.

Single-chip LCD controllers with built-in display memory and a simplified function set. These products are ideal for a wide variety of applications that require simple LCD display.

LCD controllers providing support for a wide range of small to large size panels. The external memory option allows the memory size to be cutomized based on the target application. These products are most suitable for display control of OA or FA equipment operation panels, as well as some automotive (in-vehicle) devices.

LCD Controllers incorporating a camera interface which allows the LCD controllers to display camera images on the panel without placing a load on the CPU. These products are excellent choices for display control of a wide variety of applications such as mobile terminals and security devices.

LCD Controller allowing for reception of display data and transmission of touch-screen coordinate data at high speed via USB2.0-HS. This product is most suitable for applications on OA equipment such as multi-functional printers with long lengths of cabling between the host CPU and LCD panel. It is also ideal for in-vehicle devices such as rear entertainment displays.

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One of the better values we"ve seen in conference room projectors, the $1,299 Epson Pro EX10000 wireless laser projector is a good fit for schools and small auditoriums. With built-in Wi-Fi, the Pro EX10000 makes it easy to stream video or share content, and its compact package even includes the ability to mount it on track lighting strips.

Editor"s Note: The Epson Pro EX10000 is a stripped-down version of Epson"s PowerLite L250F(white) and PowerLite L255F (black) that is available through select retail distribution. The Pro AV versions, at slightly higher cost, share similar specs but add extra signage and installation features including built-in edge blending, split screen capabilities, and content management software/apps.

It may not be the cheapest or most powerful business projector available, but the Epson Pro EX10000 laser projector does a lot with a little by squeezing more than 4,500 lumens of light out of a small and light case. Whether it"s for presentations of sales figures, a zoom conference with remote employees or watching the next online ad campaign, the Pro EX10000 comes through with a low maintenance laser design, built-in Wi-Fi, and a wide 1.6X zoom lens.

That said, the projector"s three wide-XGA LCD imaging chips achieve the rated full HD resolution by using Epson"s pixel shifting technology. That leads in this case to soft focus on some content compared with native 1080p projectors. But all in all, at $1,299, the Pro EX10000 is a bargain for those who need an affordable projector that can be easily moved around and has the brightness to host a lights-on/shades-up presentation.

The Epson Pro EX10000 is small considering its brightness rating and all it can do, and it"s a snap for one person to set up. It measures just 12.8 x 11.8 x 4.1-inches and weighs under 10 pounds. The Pro EX10000"s lens is protected by a slide-open cover that doubles as an AV mute switch and the projector includes a padded carrying case.

Under the skin, the Pro EX10000"s solid-state light path starts with a powerful blue diode laser. The beam uses a phosphor wheel and a dichroic mirror to deliver individual red, blue and green light streams that are aimed at the projector"s three 0.62-inch polysilicon LCD panels. As noted, in an unusual twist for a 1080p Epson (or any other claimed 1080p projector today), the imaging chips are native 1366x768 resolution and doubled with Epson"s pixel-shifting technology to achieve the full HD pixel count on screen. In this case, the projected images are steady and solid, but small characters can exhibit a soft focus. On the plus side, the Pro EX10000"s three-chip architecture guarantees equal color and white brightness and zero rainbow artifacts, both being potential issues with the single-chip DLP projectors it directly competes with.

The projector can create a 100-inch image from between 9.8 feet and 15.9 feet from the screen, depending on the zoom level. You can check the throw distance for your preferred screen size with ProjectorCentral"s Epson EX10000 calculator. Its optics only lost 7.4 percent of the projector"s brightness when fully zoomed in.

Under the skin, the Pro EX10000 has a slew of options to make it run exactly the way you want it to. Epson"s menu, with the main categories on the left and the details on the right, puts everything in your face without being overwhelming. The general Image settings category reveals the usual options (Brightness, Contrast, Color Saturation) along with the ability to crank up the pixel-shift image enhancement as needed. Unusually, the Pro EX10000 allows the adjustment of the projector"s white balance at 14 different color temperatures. In addition to a Frequently Used Items category, the Pro EX10000 has settings for Signal I/O (source, microphone volume and the orientation of the image), Display (showing the projector"s four test patterns and adding a start-up screen with the institution"s logo) and Network (Wi-Fi or Ethernet connections). There"s an ECO setting for reducing the projector"s output and electricity usage.

In addition to the projector"s 10-button control panel, it has status LEDs for Wi-Fi, laser illumination and overheating. Much of the panel is mirrored on the Pro EX10000"s small but thick remote control. Its 37 keys include the expected on/off button and A/V mute, but also allow changing the projector"s color mode and input sources. It uses two AA batteries and had a 32-foot range, though the keys lack backlighting to help in the dark.

Nevertheless, the hidden gem here is the projector"s built-in 802.11AC Wi-Fi. Unlike many competitors that lack a Wi-Fi option or charge upwards of $100 for a dongle, wireless data access is baked right into the Pro EX10000. Over the course of two weeks of daily use, I mirrored the screens of Windows 10 notebooks, tablets and phones using Miracast and Epson"s iProjection app. The app, which is available for both iPhone and Android, also let me turn my Samsung Galaxy S9 phone into a remote control for the projector.

Some functions of the wireless Epson EX10000 are able to be controlled on a network-connected computer by entering the projector"s IP address into a web browser.

The Epson Pro EX10000 is flexible when it comes to mounting with nine threaded attachment points underneath that should mate with just about any ceiling hardware. It worked well with a generic bracket and Epson sells a $130 mounting kit. There"s also a cool track lighting mounting option that works in rooms with commercial lighting strips from Halo, Juno or Global Trac Tek. It costs $252 and can draw power for the projector from the track.

Its electronic vertical keystone correction and mechanical horizontal keystone correction can fix the image for angles up to 30-degrees. The horizontal keystone correction uses a slider just behind the lens that felt loose on my sample, and there"s no way to lock its setting in place. Epson"s Quick Corner software can make quick work of getting a rectangular image by combining the projector"s horizontal and vertical correction methods into a simple visual method that involves pulling or pushing the image"s corners. It took less than a minute to square things up. At a vertical angle of 15 degrees, the keystone correction lowered the projector"s output by 22% percent.

The Epson Pro EX10000 was quick off the block, projecting an image in 4.9 seconds. It shut itself down in 1.7 seconds. In other words, it should do well for stop and go use in an office, school or church. It can automatically go from standby to projecting when a live HDMI source is connected.

For a general-purpose business projector, the Pro EX10000 is on the quiet side. At its loudest, in Dynamic mode, I measured 43.5dBA of fan noise 36-inches from the projector. That"s a little louder than I measured for the LG ProBeam BU60PST (42.5dBA) but much quieter than Sony"s VPL-PHZ60 (47.2dBA). The appropriately named Quiet mode reduced noise in my casual measurement to 38.4dBA while the projector"s Extended mode had a high noise reading of 42.9dBA. Epson rates the projector at 36- and 27-dB for the Normal and Quiet modes using the industry-standard averaged measurement in a sound-isolation booth.

Regardless of whether it"s for a company"s conference room, a school"s lecture hall or a small house of worship, Epson"s Pro EX10000 delivers over 5,000 lumens of light in a small and light package that should need little or no maintenance over its lifetime. Compared with some other 1080p projectors we"ve tested in this price range, such as the BenQ LH710, it is both brighter and cheaper while also including an important amenity with its built-in Wi-Fi. On the other hand, it saves money in part by opting for lower resolution imaging chips and applying pixel-shifting that may be visible as soft focus to critical viewers on some fine characters and details. But overall, the Pro EX10000 is a bright performer that does so on the cheap, likely making it a hit among bottom line conscious organizations.

Fan Noise. Epson rates the Pro EX10000 noise at 36dB in its sound-proof room using the industry standard technique that averages sound from four sides of the projector. Our casual real-world measurements were taken 36 inches from the projector"s exhaust vent in a room with a background noise level of 34.5 dBA. Under these conditions, the Pro EX10000"s maximum measured noise of 44.5dBA fell between the LG ProBeam BU60PST"s 42.5dBA and the Sony VPLPHZ60"s 47.2dBA as measured with the same criteria.