The Odessa Museum of Modern Art incorporates Epson technology in its exhibition hall

In this multifunction space, where exhibitions and different meetings and events are held, a 3CLD EB-2247U device has been installed. A system of 4.200 lumens that shows very clear images.

He Odessa Museum of Modern Art It is the first and only of its kind in Ukraine, where the charm of the city and the history of its culture are combined, from the nonconformist artistic tradition to the conceptual school. It has a permanent exhibition and hosts various themed events, as well as the city's Modern Art Biennial, that addresses key issues of a social and cultural nature.

It has an exhibition hall that is also used as a space for talks, workshops and watching movies. This has a projector Epson EB-2247U, a 3LCD device that provides a maximum luminosity of 4.200 lumens along with perfect color reproduction. Even in high light, images do not lose clarity or saturation.

The EB-2247U has standard connections, one VGA and two HDMI ports compatible with MHL, allowing the connection of mobile devices. You can also stream videos and images directly from a flash drive.

“We were looking for a projector with high luminosity and contrast for this room. We were advised to choose this model, since it met all our requirements perfectly. Among the decisive factors in selecting the new equipment was the high quality of the support service, the detailed advice of the distributor and the possibility of testing the equipment in our facilities”, comment Semyon Office, director of the Museum of Modern Art.

The projector has a low cost of ownership. Epson's E-Torl lamp has a long life with 12.000 hours in eco mode and 5.500 hours in maximum brightness. Besides, the speakers of 5 Integrated Ws save money by not having to purchase additional audio equipment. Besides, The projector generates a clear, high-quality image on a 3,5 metros.

“High luminosity, simple connection, easy setup, low cost of ownership and affordable price… All these advantages made the projector an ideal device for the Odessa Museum of Modern Art”, Kantor adds..