Epson EB-S11 Datasheet

Epson EB-S11 projector
Make your school's budget go further with the Epson EB-S11
– the high-quality SVGA projector with a wide range of features
and an affordable price tag.
Packed with user-friendly features, the EB-S11 is straightforward to set up and
use, allowing you to focus on teaching. With equally high White and Colour Light
Output of 2,600 lumens, and 3 000:1 contrast ratio, you can achieve a bright,
sharp image. Epson's 3-in-1 USB Display feature means that one cable is all
you need for picture, sound and page up/down control – it's the fastest way
to display what's on your PC or Mac. Alternatively, using the PC-free feature,
you can present still photos directly from a USB stick without powering up your
computer.
Achieving a perfectly-shaped image is quick and easy with the vertical and
horizontal keystone correction buttons. This compact and stylish projector is very
well-suited to installation thanks to a host of useful features. The direct power
on/off feature enables the projector to be turned on directly by pressing the wall
switch while the tailor-made ELPMB23 optional ceiling mount makes installation
quick and simple.
Capture the attention of your class by plugging the optional Epson ELPDC06
USB Visualiser directly into the projector to give a close-up view of 3D objects –
perfect for science experiments. A built-in 2W speaker ensures students won't
struggle to hear, and distracting hot air is kept away from your audience by the
projector's front exhaust.
Vertical and Horizontal Keystone Correction Buttons: Achieving a perfectly-shaped image is quick and easy with
the vertical and horizontal keystone correction buttons
DATASHEET
KEY FEATURES
• Sharp picture quality thanks to 2,600
lumens and 3 000:1 contrast ratio
• 3-in-1 USB Display: one USB cable is
all that's needed for picture, sound and
mouse control
• Vertical and horizontal keystone correction
buttons for easy set-up
• PC-free: present still photos directly from
USB storage device
Eliminate the need for photocopies: share 3D objects
using the ELPDC06 visualiser