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Hitachi CP-A220N Ultra Short Multimedia Projector with UST-1 Wallarm
- 3LCD projection.
- Brightness: 2200 ANSI lumens.
- Ultra Short Throw 80" diagonal.
- Throw Distance: 3.8".
- Aspect Ratio: Native 4:3.
- Lamp Life: 3000 hours (Normal Mode), 5000 hours (Eco Mode).
- *Available with wallarm while supplies last.
| Condition: | New | |
| Freight: | $50.00 | |
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General Information
| Category: | Meeting Solutions | Manufacturer: | Hitachi |
| Type: | Multimedia Projectors | Model: | CP-A220N |
| MPN: | CP-A220N | UPC: | 50585152359 |
Hitachi CP-A220N Ultra Short Multimedia Projector features an ultra short throw lens that can project a clear 80 inch image from only 21 inches. The short distance eliminates the creation of your shadow on the board, and minimizes the effect of the projector's light hurting your eyes.
Hitachi CP-A220N Ultra Short Multimedia Projector features Perfect Fit technology which simplifies projection by allowing you to adjust the corners and sides of the image individually. It features a 2200 Lumens lamp, and a 5000 hour lamp life. The CP-A220N features a hybrid filter that helps to reduce ownership costs as it prevents dust from damaging the lens. The Hitachi ultra short throw projector comes with a built-in 10W speaker that eliminates the need for you to add external speakers.
Hitachi CP-A220N Ultra Short Multimedia Projector includes a HDMI port that allows connection of HD devices. It comes with a power saving mode that reduces power consumption to only 5W when not being used. You can set a pin lock on the CP-A220N to prevent unauthorized usage, and a transition detector to disable the projector if it has been moved from its place without entering the correct pin code.
- Ultra Short Throw 80" diagonal image at 21" (from mirror)
- 2200 ANSI Lumens
- Perfect Fit 2
- HDMI (HDCP)/Component/Composite/S-Video
- USB connection to computer
- Optional 6 Axis Wall Arm
- 10W speaker output
- PC-Less presentation
- Network Messenger
- 0.3W in power saving standby mode
| 3LCD Technology | |
| The 3LCD technology uses three high-temperature polysilicon liquid crystal displays (HTPS LCDs). This is how the technology works: First, the White light is divided into Red, Green, and Blue using two dichroic mirrors that transmit light with a certain wavelength. Then, each color is then passed through a dedicated LCD before being combined with the other colors in a prism. Finally, the vibrant, full-color image passes through a lens and is projected onto a screen. | |
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| Amazing Color | |
| The 3LCD Projector effectively uses the 3-chip design to deliver incredibly bright, true-to-life images with high color light output. | |
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| Incredible Detail | |
| Incredible detail is produced by the smooth, seamless color combination with an unparalleled grayscale range. Images appear smooth on the projection. | |
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| Viewing Comfort | |
| The 3LCD Projector technology prevents any color breakup during projection, this results in brilliant on-screen colors and sharp images produced that are comfortable to view. | |
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Care is Needed when Disposing Lamp | |
 | Fluorescent lamps will last four to five times more than incandescent bulbs. These lamps are beneficial as they reduce the need for power plants to burn fossil fuels to generate electricity, reduce the release of emissions including mercury, carbon dioxide and other pollutants that affect global warming. Fluorescent lamps reduce solid waste, since they last longer. The incandescent or halogen lamps have a short life and require frequent replacement. The lamps used in Hitachi projectors have a long life. These energy-efficient lighting products such as the fluorescent lamps, CFLs, and the high intensity discharge (HID) lamps contain small amounts of mercury. The mercury remains inside the lamp and doesn't hurt the environment unless the lamp is broken. This mainly happens at the end of its life. The lamp is mostly broken when it is thrown in a garbage truck or a dumpster; thereby releasing mercury. These lamps are not a major source of mercury pollution, but the improper disposal of large numbers of them adds mercury to the environment. Mercury is also released into the environment by burning hazardous wastes or incineration of disposed materials. 40% of man-made mercury emissions is from fossil-fuel burning power plants. To prevent the release of mercury from the lamps, it is better to recycle them and not dispose them in the solid waste. Recycling lamps helps to capture the mercury, and it can be reused. The US Environmental Protection Agency has special regulations for the mercury-containing lamps. This eliminates excessive paperwork, alleviates transport issues, and helps keep disposal costs low. It also eases the path for lamp recycling. Mercury collection is a robust and growing business. It was developed to collect and recycle end of life mercury lamps from commercial buildings. Retail consumers are also having their options expanded rapidly. Most local governments collect end-of-life lamps and some retailers like Ikea and Home Depot also collect the lamps. Check your local government for lamp disposal guidelines. |
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Hitachi started in 1920 and is now a leading manufacturer. Its manufacturing line includes Power Systems, Rail Systems, Industrial and Social Infrastructure Systems, Urban Planning and Development Systems, Information and Control Systems, Information and Telecommunication Systems, Defense Systems, and Battery Systems.
Business customers are offered IT products, security products, electronic devices/materials, public and urban transportation, medical, biotechnology and environmental products. Consumers are offered home appliances, AV products, personal computer, mobile phones, home equipment and life services. Flat Panel TVs and LCD projectors of Hitachi are mostly popular among customers. ZP05 series in Flat Panel TV, XP05 in HDTV and LCD projectors are the favorites.
Hitachi continues to thrive and remain a successful company for its quality products and services. It looks into the future with a new era of quality, innovation and growth. It remains focused on creating strong and successful products that are recognized worldwide as market leaders.
Presentation tools assist in conducting presentations. Presentation equipment includes interactive whiteboards, electronic copyboards, interactive panels, interactive plasma displays, educational tools and software, bluetooth and USB tablets, multimedia projectors and document cameras.
AVerMedia, 3M, Epson, Boxlight, eBeam, Elmo, Hitachi, Lumens, Mimio, NEC, NextWindow, Numonics, Panasonic, Plus, PolyVision, QOMO, Quartet, Qwizdom, RM EasiTeach, Samsung, Teamboard and Wacom specialize in presentation tools.
Popular products are Elmo’s P10S and CO-10, eBeam’s Edge, AverMedia’s AVerVision SPB370, 3M’s SCP712 and SCP716, Hitachi’s CP-X5 Digital Projector and CP-X2011 LCD Projector, Lumen’s DC120 and DC166 Document Camera, Mimio’s Mimio Pad Wireless Tablet and Mimio Interactive, NEC’s Digital Projector NP310 and NP110, NextWindow’s PC Touch (1900 Series), Display Touch (2100 Series) and Optical Sensor (2500 Series), Numonic’s Intelliboard Interactive Whiteboard 77 and IntelliMonitor 19 Inches LCD Panel, Panasonic UB-T780 Interactive Whiteboard, Plus’s Color CopyBoard CR-5, Polyvision’s TS 620 Interactive Whiteboard and ēno Classic 2610 Interactive Whiteboard, QOMO’s QD8000 document camera and QPC30 portable document camera, Quartet’s IdeaShare Interactive Whiteboard Q8000 and Q8500, Qwizdom’s Q7 Presenter Tablet and Q5 Presenter Remote, and Wacom’s Cintiq 21 Pen Display.
Digital and Multimedia Projectors
Digital and multimedia projectors project a video signal on a projection screen. They use a bright lens system for projecting the image. These projectors are used in meeting rooms, conference rooms, classrooms, auditoriums and where ever the need arises.
3M, Boxlight, Elmo and Hitachi specialize in digital and multimedia projectors are. Popular projectors are 3M’s X45, SCP712, SCP716 and X95i, Boxlight’s Seattle X22N, TraveLight3 Ultra and ProjectoWrite2, Elmo’s IP-40SE and IP-750E, and Hitachi’s CP-X5, CP-X2011N, CP-X4 and CP-DW10N.
Specifications
Model Name | CP-A220N |
Brightness | 2200 ANSI lumens |
Weight | 8.6 lbs |
Resolution – Video | 540 TV lines |
Resolution – RGB | 1024 dots x 768 lines |
Throw Ratio (distance : width) | 0.3 : 1 |
Lamp | 210W UHP |
Lamp life | 3000 hours (Normal) 5000 hours (Eco Mode) |
Contrast ratio | 2000:1 (using Active Iris) |
Dimensions (W x H x D) | 13.58" x 3.35" x 11.93" |
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