The ESP7000L is the lowest-output model in the ESP range, and the quietest. It delivers 6,500 lumens (measured at 6,700 in the centre) from a single-chip DLP engine with a 0.67 inch DMD at 1920x1200 in 16:10. What it retains at this output is the processing: edge fusion and geometry correction are built into the projector, so a wall of two or three units can be blended without an external processor. It weighs 10.5 kg, draws 330 W, runs at 30 dB or less, and supports 360° installation. 4K 3840x2160 is accepted as an input over HDMI 2.0 and scaled to the panel.
A blended wall is where this model earns its price. Edge fusion and geometry correction sit inside the chassis, so the second unit is a second projector and an HDMI split — not a media server with a blend licence. 3D-Sync runs BNC in and out to chain the pair, HDBaseT carries the signal over one Cat run, and the 12V flip-flop fires the screen or the lift at the same time. The ±15% horizontal shift is the limit to design around: two units side by side need their mounts placed, not just their lenses shifted.
The ESP Series is specified for four venue types: Exhibition, Education, Corporate and Immersive Experience. At 6,500 lumens with 30 dB and 10.5 kg, the ESP7000L is the model for the Education and Corporate end of that list, where the projector sits close to the audience, and it is the first unit of an Exhibition or immersive wall that may grow later.
The throw ratio is 1.2-1.5:1, so mounting distance follows the screen width: send the wall size and the distance you have and the position can be checked before the order ships. Wider and longer throws for the same body are listed on the ESP compatible lens sheet and are ordered separately.
| Power Supply | 100-240 V AC, ±10%, 50 or 60 Hz |
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| Power Consumption | 330 W in standard mode; 0.5 W or less on standby |
| Operating Temperature | 5 to 40 °C non-condensing |
| Humidity | 10 to 85% |
| Altitude | Up to 2,500 m; High Altitude Mode should be switched on at 1,500 m or above |
