Green AV
Experience the green REVOLUTION with our 20,000-hour mercury-free light source.
A particularly impressive aspect of CASIO projectors is their innovative illumination technology that eliminates the need for conventional mercury lamps. This is a real milestone in terms of eco-friendliness – and features a life time of up to 20,000 hours and illuminative performance of up to 4,000 ANSI lumens1.
Mercury-free light source.
The innovative hybrid laser & LED light source makes CASIO projectors pioneers in environmental terms. Since 2006, the EU directive 2002/95/EC (RoHS) has significantly restricted the use of mercury. Until now, projector lamps for daylight use have been exempt. CASIO projectors have an illuminative performance of up to 4,000 ANSI lumens1 without any need for mercury lamps.
In the advanced illumination technology of the Pro and Short Throw series, the colour blue is generated via a blue LED.
Intelligent Brightness Control.
The Intelligent Brightness Control automatically adapts the projector’s brightness to different lighting conditions, thus further optimising energy consumption.
The CASIO projectors cover a larger area of the colour spectrum perceptible to the human eye.
1 This feature is only available with selected models.
Please consult the product specifications.
2 EU regulation (no 1275/2008).
Economical and environmentally friendly.
Until now, a projector with a 20,000-hour life time at high illuminative performance levels would have required up to nine conventional mercury lamps over that time, at a total cost of approximately €3,200. CASIO projectors eliminate these costs – and the additional energy requirements for the production, shipping and disposal of the replacement lamps. And with its compact format (297 x 43 x 210 mm) and reduced packaging, the Green Slim series also offers lower shipping costs.Superior performance, low power consumption.
With power consumption of less than 0.4 watts in standby mode, CASIO projectors go beyond current EU regulations2 for reducing the energy consumption of technical devices.
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