Epson EB-760Wi 4100 ANSI lumen 3LCD WXGA (1280x800) biely

The Epson EB-760Wi is an interactive ultra short-throw projector offering 4,100 ANSI lumens brightness, 3LCD imaging and WXGA (1280x800) resolution. Designed for classrooms and meeting rooms, it supports two digital pens simultaneously (finger touch available with optional FT01) and can be paired with an optional Epson visualiser camera for projecting documents or objects in HD. The laser light source provides long-lasting performance and the ultra short throw lens allows mounting close above the display so presenters can interact without casting shadows.

Advantages

The EB-760Wi combines a bright 4,100-lumen 3LCD engine with interactive functionality for collaborative sessions. Two digital pens enable simultaneous annotation and on-screen control, while versatile wired and wireless connectivity (including Miracast screen mirroring) makes sharing content from PCs and mobile devices straightforward. Compared with flat-panel displays, the projector avoids heavy glass panels and reduces reflected blind spots and direct LCD blue-light exposure.

Suitable for

• Classrooms and lecture rooms where interactive teaching is required
• Meeting and training rooms for collaborative presentations
• Workshops or design reviews needing real-time annotation
• Environments that require a large, bright display up to 100"

Key specifications

• Brightness: 4,100 ANSI lumens
• Projection technology: 3LCD
• Native resolution: WXGA (1280x800)
• Aspect ratio: 16:10
• Screen size compatibility: up to 100" (1346.2 - 2540 mm throw range)
• Light source: Laser (long-life, up to approx. 20,000 hours per manufacturer data)
• Interactive input: Two digital pens (finger touch via optional FT01)
• Connectivity: RS-232C, USB Type-B, Wi‑Fi (up to 802.11ac), Miracast support
• Weight: 6 kg
• Colour: White

How to use

Install the EB-760Wi using the ultra short-throw mounting position above the display surface to minimise shadows and optimise screen size. Connect sources via wired interfaces (USB Type-B, RS-232C) or configure wireless connections and Miracast for screen mirroring. Attach optional accessories such as the FT01 touch module for finger touch input or an Epson visualiser camera to project desk objects. Use the digital pens to annotate directly on the projected image and save or share annotated content through the connected device or networked PC.

Recommendations

For best results, mount the projector at the manufacturer’s recommended distance for the desired screen size, keep ventilation clear, and use the laser light source settings that match ambient lighting. When using interactive pens and optional touch accessories, calibrate input before sessions to ensure accurate annotations.