Epson Home Cinema 4010 Uhd 3Lcd Projector

Epson Home Cinema 4010 Uhd 3lcd Projector

Product Code: eq61500
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$5,999.97 $9,059.95

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Enjoy your video games and multimedia content on a big screen with the Epson Home Cinema 4010 Pixel-Shifted UHD 3LCD Home Theater Projector. It uses pixel-shifting technology to project UHD 4K resolution onto the screen with compatible content and features HDR10 compatibility to produce a wide color gamut. It outputs up to 2400 lumens of color and white brightness and has a 200,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio to help produce details even in dark areas of the image. The projector has two HDMI inputs for connecting your digital HD devices such as a gaming console, Blu-ray player, or cable/satellite box. The Home Cinema 4010 includes an IR remote control for additional convenience.

Color & White Brightness of 2400 Lumens UHD 4K 3840 x 2160 On-Screen Resolution HDR10-Compatible 2.1x Zoom and 1.35 to 2.84:1 Throw Ratio VGA, Two HDMI Inputs IR Remote Included

Key Specs
Display System	3-Chip 0.74" Polysilicon TFT LCD
Native Resolution	1920 x 1080
Maximum Brightness	White: 2400 Lumens (ISO) Color: 2400 Lumens
Throw Ratio	1.35 to 2.84:1
Projection Size	50 to 300" / 127.00 to 762.00 cm
HDR Support	No
Inputs/Outputs	2x HDMI Audio, Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Input 1x USB-A 2.0 Power Output 1x Mini-USB 2.0 Service Input 1x USB-A 2.0 LAN, Service Input 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control 1x 12 V Trigger Control Output
Light Source	Lamp (1 x UHE)
Image Display
Display System	3-Chip 0.74" Polysilicon TFT LCD
Native Resolution	1920 x 1080
On-Screen Resolution	Up to 3840 x 2160 via Pixel-Shift Technology
Supported Resolutions	Maximum: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
Maximum Brightness	White: 2400 Lumens (ISO) Color: 2400 Lumens
Aspect Ratio	Native: 16:9 Supported: 16:10 Supported: 4:3
Dynamic Contrast Ratio	200,000:1
DLP Link 3D	Yes
Color Depth	10-Bit Dithering (1.07 Billion Colors)
Lens
Includes Lens	Yes
Focus	Manual Powered
Aperture	f/2 to 3
Focal Length	22.5 to 46.7mm
Lens Shift	Vertical: ± 96% Horizontal: ± 47%
Optical Zoom	Powered: 2.1x
Throw Ratio	1.35 to 2.84:1
Projection Size	50 to 300" / 127.00 to 762.00 cm
Features
Keystone Correction	Manual to Vertical: ± 30°
HDR Support	No
Multi-Input Support (PIP/PBP)	Picture-in-Picture (PIP)
Ceiling Mountable	Yes
Rear Screen Projection	Yes
Projection Tilt Option	No
Input/Output Connectors
Inputs/Outputs	2x HDMI Audio, Video Input 1x DE-15/DB-15 (VGA) Video Input 1x USB-A 2.0 Power Output 1x Mini-USB 2.0 Service Input 1x USB-A 2.0 LAN, Service Input 1x RJ45 (Ethernet) LAN 1x DE-9/DB-9 (RS-232) Control 1x 12 V Trigger Control Output
Media/Memory Card Slot	No
Hardware
Mobile App Compatible	No
Wireless LAN / Wi-Fi	No, Optional Adapter Available
Bluetooth	No
General
Light Source	Lamp (1 x UHE)
Lamp Power	250 W
Expected Lamp Life	Full Brightness: 3500 Hours Medium Brightness: 4000 Hours Low Brightness: 5000 Hours
Fan Noise	Full Brightness: 31 dB Low Brightness: 20 dB
Security	Cable Lock Slot
Input Power	100 to 240 VAC, 50 / 60 Hz
Power Consumption	Full Brightness: 373 W Low Brightness: 283 W
Certifications	RoHS
Operating Temperature	41 to 95°F / 5 to 35°C
Dimensions (W x H x D)	20.5 x 7.6 x 17.7" / 52.1 x 19.3 x 45.0 cm (Including feet)
Weight	24.7 lb / 11.2 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	31.75 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	25.8 x 20.3 x 10.3"

Delivers a UHD on-screen experience with pixel-shifting resolution-enhancement technology
HDR compatibility, 10-bit color output, and the 200,000:1 dynamic contrast ratio help provide an enhanced range of color and detail in both bright and dark scenes
Parallel pixel processing and a 3-chip architecture deliver enhanced color accuracy, brightness, and gamut
2400 lumens of color and white brightness help produce vibrant, rich color
A 3-axis motor enables powered focus, 2.1x zoom, up to ±96% horizontal and ±47% vertical lens shift, plus 10 preset positions
L*a*b Wide Color Gamut is designed to deliver 100% of the 3-dimensional DCI-P3 color gamut, with a 50% wider color gamut than Rec.709
The 12-bit digital color processing chip with frame interpolation and advanced motion control helps provide smooth, crisp images and transitions
Lens engineered to provide a bright, uniform image with virtually no hot spots or chromatic aberration
Low Delta E helps enhance color accuracy
No color wheel means images free from a distracting rainbow effect
Powered sliding lens cover
Auto iris automatically adjusts to your video source in both 2D and 3D
USB Type-A power output can be used with optical HDMI cable to power long cable runs
RoHS compliant

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. whats the warranty on this one?

A: This has a Limited 2-Year Warranty.

Q: 2. What is Throw Distance for Epson3800 Projector?

A: For a 120-inch screen, the throw distance ranges from 11.5 to 18.75 feet.

Q: 3. Hi, What type of HDMI cable do you recommend for this projector?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 4010 Pixel-Shifted UHD 3LCD Home Theater Projector (B&H # EPPLHC4010) would work well with the following HDMI cable: NTW High-Speed HDMI Cable with Ethernet (15'), B&H # NTHSHDMI2815.

Q: 4. Can I connect this to an AV receiver for a 5.1 system setup? if not, what projector under $2000 can do that or has ARC/eARC?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 3800 HDR Pixel-Shift 4K UHD 3LCD Home Theater Projector (BH #EPHC3800P) does not feature ARC or eARC. The BenQ TK860i 3300-Lumen UHD 4K DLP Home Theater Projector (BH #BETK860I) features eARC.

Q: 5. how much inch support

A: Image size below at bottom: Lens Focus Manual Lens f/1.44 (f = 16.7 mm) Optical Zoom None Throw Ratio 1.21 to 1.63:1 Projection Size 25 - 386" / 63.5 - 980.4 cm from 6' away from screen/wall, image would be about 7' wide.

Q: 6. Can this be mounted upside down from the ceiling?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 3800 HDR Pixel-Shift 4K UHD 3LCD Home Theater Projector (BH # EPHC3800P) may be mounted from the ceiling in an inverted position.

Q: 7. what is the brightness in lumens when projecting a 100" image?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 1080 3400-Lumen Full HD 3LCD Projector (BH # EPHC1080W) offers about. 60fl from 8 feet from the screen for a 100" diagonal image.

Q: 8. I have a Epson 3500, do I need to buy a new projector mount?

A: Many universal type mounts will fit the Epson Home Cinema 4010. If your Epson 3500 is using a quality universal mount, then it should be compatible as well. Note: Your 3500 weighs in at less than 15 lbs. The 4010 is nearly 10 lbs heavier. Check the payload rating for your current mount.

Q: 9. Does Epson Home Cinema 1080 have vertical lense shift?

A: Yes. 30 degrees, per the Spec sheet: Features Keystone Correction Auto-Vertical: ± 30° Manual-Horizontal: ± 30°

Q: 10. Does this projector have a "mute AV" function on the remote so I can black out the image quickly while I change presentations?

A: The Epson Home Cinema 2350 2800-Lumen Pixel-Shift 4K UHD 3LCD Smart Gaming Projector BH #EPHC2350 features an A/V mute button (turns off picture and sound) on the emote control. Please see the Epson manual pages 18 and 19 for details: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/886703.pdf

Toby	27/09/2024
[Powered: 2.1x] I almost went with a different projector that had more bells and whistles. Thank goodness I didn't. This projector is all about the image. For the price, it just can't be beat. If you love the cinema, find your favorite movie in 4K and it will be just like you are in a movie theater. 5

John	17/09/2024
[250 W] Overall I am very happy with this projector. I wish it didn't cost quite so much. I hesitated for weeks to make the decision. I am replacing my Epson 2150 which I was also pleased with but wanted the 4k capability. I had no issues setting it up and watching a 4k video and a 3D movie. I love the brightness selections and the picture doesn't get washed out by room lighting or natural light. I was also pleased with B&H. I got it within a few days and no issues with ordering or the shipping. I would buy from them again and I recommend them. 5

John	17/09/2024
[250 W] Overall I am very happy with this projector. I wish it didn't cost quite so much. I hesitated for weeks to make the decision. I am replacing my Epson 2150 which I was also pleased with but wanted the 4k capability. I had no issues setting it up and watching a 4k video and a 3D movie. I love the brightness selections and the picture doesn't get washed out by room lighting or natural light. I was also pleased with B&H. I got it within a few days and no issues with ordering or the shipping. I would buy from them again and I recommend them. 5

Dionesio	16/09/2024
[1.35 to 2.84:1] I was completely surprised when I found out how large this projector is. I hadn't paid much attention to the dimensions or weight of the unit until I purchased it and notice how large the box was. This unit was recommended by a reputable source as one of the best home theater projectors on the market. So, I made my decision based on that information and it’s cost. There was another Epson projector that was recommended as being better but it was $1000 more. I owned a Panasonic PT-L500U HDTV Projector for over 17 years and it went out on me and at the time I purchased it, it was the best on the market. The technological advances over the years required not only a new projector but a new A/V receiver and other components. As stated in the beginning, the size of this projector was so much larger than the Panasonic projector (weight 7 lbs vs 25 lbs) that I was tempted to replace it with a smaller projector but the cost/value/capabilities weren't there. After setting up the projector it was easy to adjust the lens, however, I still don't have the keystone set properly. The color and vividness of the projector was great. I would recommend purchasing a tuning DVD to get the colors and contrast optimized. I noticed a considerable improvement in picture quality after calibrating the unit. The cost of a DVD is minimal, at around $20, relative to the benefit. The DVDs I purchased were “Digital Video Essentials” and “Disney WOW” both are great at optimizing the projector. In fact, a calibration DVD should be provided by the Projector OEM. They also should provide printed Owners Manuals that would make the set-up much easier. I noticed my previous components all included printed Owners Manuals, the ones I purchased nowadays don’t. Overall, I would definitely recommend this projector but make sure you have a steady mount. 5

Living on the Gulf Coast	12/09/2024
[Yes] I’ve had an Epson powerlite Home Cinema 8350 for 12 years. The 3800 is much brighter. We can now watch with the shades open! I went back with Epson based on their quality. It’s too soon to know much more. 5

Tom in the basement	01/08/2024
[Yes] This is a great upgrade from my 12-year-old Panasonic. The image is beautiful. This is a very bright projector. Far too bright for my dim basement even in eco mode. I got a Hoya ND2 lens filter to reduce the brightness. A 82mm filter is easily taped to the projector lens. The image is still beautiful -- now not as glaring. 5

Tim	01/07/2024
[31.75 lb] Replaced an older high end, very expensive projector. Ceiling mounted in my theatre. Did it myself with no problems. Picture quality is phenomenal for the money... Buy one, you wont be disappointed. 5

Jo	02/06/2024
[f/2 to 3] This projector was tested against a few other brands and similar projectors within the same brand. This one came out on top for both price and quality. I'm quite satisfied. 5

Alexander	28/05/2024
[f/2 to 3] It's our first home cinema projector and is meeting or exceeding almost all expectations in terms of quality of picture (not using a screen) and ease of use. One quibble - having trouble connecting Sonos roam speakers via bluetooth. 5

Alexander	28/05/2024
[f/2 to 3] It's our first home cinema projector and is meeting or exceeding almost all expectations in terms of quality of picture (not using a screen) and ease of use. One quibble - having trouble connecting Sonos roam speakers via bluetooth. 5