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JVC DLA-NZ800

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$16,999
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JVC DLA-NZ800
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Specifications · per-field provenance● SOURCE-TRACKED
TechnologyLCoS DILA
Native Resolution4K pixel shift
Brightness Lumens2700
Contrast Ratio Native100,000:1
HDR SupportHDR10+
HDR Tone MappingYes
Light Source Typesingle laser
Throw Ratio Min1.36
Throw Ratio Max2.75
Throw Typestandard
Optical Zoom Range2x
Lens Shift Vertical Pct+/-80%
Lens Shift Horizontal Pct+/-34%
Powered ZoomYes
Lens Memory Slots10
Frame InterpolationYes
Keystone VerticalYes
HDMI Inputs2
HDMI VersionHDMI 2.1
HDMI 21 Ports2
Rs232 PortYes
Trigger 12vYes
Width Inches19.7
Height Inches9.2
Depth Inches19.9
Weight Lbs50.9
Power Consumption W440
Green dot = lab-measured · amber = manufacturer-verified · blue = retailer/community-reported · grey = estimated
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Common questionsANSWERED FROM THE DATA

Does the JVC DLA-NZ800 need a special screen?

No UST-specific constraint — the JVC DLA-NZ800 is a conventional-throw design per its stated throw type, so standard screen materials work. In a room with ambient light, an ALR screen preserves contrast; the builder checks the projector-screen pairing either way.

How bright is the JVC DLA-NZ800?

2,700 lumens, as claimed by the manufacturer. Brightness figures are measured in flattering picture modes, so expect less in an accurate cinema mode — they're still the right way to rank projectors against each other, just not the number you'll see on the wall.

Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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