- Description
- Specifications
Frame the Image From the Floor, Not From the Top of a Ladder
Once a projector is bolted to a ceiling, every manual adjustment costs a ladder trip. The XP-41ZL is the medium zoom option for Sharp NEC A, PA, PV and V series projectors, and it carries both motorized zoom and lens shift, so framing and image position are set through the projector's own controls after installation rather than by hand at the lens barrel. At 3.97 lb it swaps into the projector's lens mount like the rest of the series. See the full projector mounts, lamps and lenses range at Island Electrical Supply.
- Motorized zoom and lens shift for remote framing and image positioning after the projector is mounted.
- Compatible across four Sharp NEC families: A, PA, PV and V series. Confirm the projector model before ordering, since lens mounts differ between manufacturers and series.
- The medium option in the range, sitting between short-throw and long-throw lenses.
How Do I Change the Zoom on My Projector?
It depends on the lens. A manual lens is adjusted by turning a ring on the barrel itself, which means physically reaching the projector every time the image needs resizing. A motorized lens like this one is driven by the projector's own controls, so zoom and lens shift are adjusted from the remote or control panel with the unit still in place. In a ceiling mount, a rigging position, or a rental setup that gets reframed for each event, that difference is the whole reason to specify a motorized lens rather than a manual one.
