Panasonic PT-FRQ50: laser projection of 5.200 Lumens and Solid Shine Technology

The new projector 1 DLP chip Panasonic PT-FRQ50 responds to the growing demand for fluid and detailed 4k images for various sectors.

The Japanese brand Panasonic has added Quad Pixel Drive to its laser projection technology Solid Shine by 1 DLP chip to create the projector PT-FRQ50, which offers a power of 5.200 Lumens and detailed images in 4K resolution for the educational sectors, Corporate, exhibitions, Etc.

Panasonic PT-FRQ50 also provides frame rates of 240 Hz/1,080p, with a minimum input-to-output latency of less than 8 Ms, thanks to which it can be used in applications where a great fluidity of movements is required, as in simulations and in esports.

Quad Pixel Drive, Panasonic's original pixel quadrupling technology, generates extraordinarily detailed 4K images that retain a sharpness and clarity of great naturalness.

High-speed processing at 240 Hz and dmd's tight aperture ratio create a sense of realism, with finer details and textures, offering fluid images without grid feel. The function Rich Colour Enhancer produces precise colors for a faithful reproduction of the contents.

To accommodate a wide range of projection applications and 4K installation environments, the PT-FRQ50 model includes two inputs HDMI compatible with CEC commands, a connection Digital Link easy integration for the transmission of 4K video and long-distance control signals, and a separate LAN control terminal.

The versatile optics with 2.0x zoom allows you to project large images in confined spaces, with a wide variety of projection distances. If you add to this its wide displacement of the V/H optics (V: +71%, -49 %, H: +34%, -27%), the installer has more freedom to adjust the location of the projector and the position of the image.

Geometric adjustment is easily performed using Free Grid via remote control, without using a computer, while the pre-activated upgrade kits for Geometry Manager Pror (some of its features will be available from mid-year 2022) allow automatic and simultaneous calibration of several screens through the camera, as well as a wider range of software-based geometric settings and sophisticated masking features.

Another advantage is that the function Remote Preview Lite of the Panasonic PT-FRQ50 model allows you to check the video input on a computer without having to project the image.

This model offers up to 20.000 maintenance-free projection hours, while multi monitoring software & Control speeds up the same and the optional features of Early Warning allow you to avoid unexpected downtime.

Panasonic expects to have available on the market the projector PT-FRQ50 in January 2022. Throughout the year it will add more models to the series.

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