Epson Wide Zoom Projection Lens V12H004W03

The Epson V12H004W03 is a wide zoom projection lens that lets you create large and sharp images even when the projector is positioned close to the screen. Designed for venues where space is limited or where rear projection is preferred, the lens supports a throw-to-screen width ratio of 1.32:1 to 1.8:1. This range gives installers the option to fine-tune image size and placement without having to relocate the projector, making it a practical solution for conference rooms, classrooms, trade show booths, and any environment that demands precise alignment.

Unlike fixed short-throw alternatives, the zoom capability provides additional flexibility. You can adjust the image to fit different screen sizes or accommodate changes in room layout, all while maintaining clarity and focus. Event coordinators and AV professionals who frequently work in dynamic settings will appreciate how easily the lens adapts to new requirements.

The lens integrates seamlessly with several Epson projectors, including the PowerLite 7800p, PowerLite 7850p, and EMP 7900. Swapping it in is straightforward, which helps keep downtime to a minimum during equipment changeovers or upgrades. Weighing just 2.4 pounds, the lens is light enough for a single technician to handle, and its 10.5 × 10 × 8.5-inch box stores neatly in gear cases or on warehouse shelves.

Whether you are building a rear projection setup for a retail display, outfitting a corporate boardroom, or preparing a portable rig for on-the-road presentations, the Epson V12H004W03 delivers the versatility and reliability needed for professional results.

• Wide zoom lens that supports a throw-to-screen width ratio of 1.32:1 to 1.8:1
• Ideal for rear projection and installations in confined spaces
• Compatible with Epson PowerLite 7800p, PowerLite 7850p, and EMP 7900 projectors
• Weighs 2.4 pounds, making transport and installation easier
• Box dimensions of 10.5 × 10 × 8.5 inches for compact storage
• Zoom feature provides more placement flexibility than fixed short-throw lenses