NEC PH1202HL1 Product Sheet

Professional Installation Projectors

PH Series

PH1202HL

Powerful 3-chip 0.65” DLP installation projector with
laser-phosphor light source supports
new, demanding projection applications.

Laser Light Module

• 20,000-plus hours of virtually maintenance-free
operation

• High-brightness, lower power consumption
enhances applications such as retail, digital
signage and theme parks

• Ability to control brightness creating a stable

image over longer time periods

Flexible

• Enjoy greater installation flexibility with a complete line of optional bayonet style lenses (6) for quick and easy exchange. Lens throw distances
range from 4.6 to 245.1 ft

• Tilt-free installation capabilities make these projector ideal for almost any install environment, including portrait orientation

• +50%/-5% vertical lens shift and +/- 11% horizontal lens shift capabilities make alignment easy

Screen Splitter

NEC is committed to bringing the latest and
greatest innovation to projectors. Multi-display
capabilities and TileMatrix technologies are
integrated into the new PH series projectors.
This processing is all done internally and
therefore eliminates the additional hardware
typically required to produce a beautiful 4K
resolution image.

Integrated and Powerful

• Project uncompressed FHD video with integrated HDBaseT

• High performance video processing/scaling creates life-like images

• Integrated software applications such as DisplayNote®, Crestron Roomview,
AMX Beacon and PJ Link allow for complete interactivity and control

• Tile Matrix enables 4Kx2K resolution

Stacking correction

The industry’s rst built-in stacking correction
capabilities (up to four projectors) allows the
projectors to boost an image’s brightness up to
48,000 lumens, which is ideal for larger-sized
screens and environments with heavy ambient
light. This feature also prevents the complete
loss of an image, which can happen when using
only one projector.

Edge blending

This function seamlessly blends multiple projected images to display a single
high-resolution image.