JVC DLA-M15U Product Sheet
PROFESSIONAL
D-ILA™PROJECTOR
DLA-M15
Slim, compact, and lightweight —
JVC’s new DLA-M15 D-ILA™
projector is the perfect replacement
for the massive 3-tube CRT
projectors that were once the only
choice for anyone who needed
large-screen projection images in
bright lighting conditions. With the
DLA-M15, you can project brilliant,
high-resolution, big-screen S-XGA
images that truly rival images
produced by conventional CRT
projectors. With 1500 ANSI lumens
of brightness, a single lens design
that eliminates complicated
alignments, and an adjustable shift
lens that lets you stack projectors for
even greater brightness output, the
DLA-M15 is the ideal solution for
today’s projection requirements.
Incredibly clear projection images --- even in brightly-lit rooms
Single-Lens Solution for Big-Screen
Projection Systems
— Breakthrough D-ILA™ Technology is Bringing the Era of CRT
Projectors to an End —
D-ILA™ Device for NextGeneration Image
Reproduction
Utilizing a high-density reflective LCD
with a homeotropic structure in which
the LCD elements are aligned vertically,
the D-ILA™ (Direct Drive Image Light
Amplifier) device produces extra-bright,
high-resolution, high-contrast images
ideal for big-screen projection
applications.
Adjustable 1.5:1 Lens
The DLA-M15’s adjustable shift lens
makes it very easy to adjust screen
position. The projection lens can be
manually offset between 30% and 55%
in the vertical direction, so you can
quickly obtain an optimal projection
image even when using two DLA-M15s
in a stacked configuration. Complicated
adjustments are not required and the
DLA-M15’s superior image
reproduction capability makes it ideal
for use in large conference rooms,
halls, and media centers.
Stack-Mounted Image Photo
Adjustable Lens vs. Screen Position
Normal Projection (0% shifted)
* Screen shift percentage is based on screen height = 100
Center of the
projection
screen
Center line
of the lens
Offset Projection (30% – 55% shifted)
Crossing point between
optical axis and screen
Center line of the
lens (optical axis)
Center of the
30%
projection screen
when shifted by 30%
55%
Center of the
projection screen
when shifted by 55%
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