Hitachi CP-WU84603LCD Projector 6000 Lumens WUXGA HDMI LAN Lens Shift Venue Wty

Hitachi CP-WU8460 — 6000 Lumen WUXGA Installation Projector

A large-venue 3LCD installation projector delivering 6000 lumens at full WUXGA resolution, with HDMI, wired network control and powered lens shift for flexible mounting. Backed by a 12-month Reboot IT warranty. Built for lecture theatres, auditoriums and large meeting spaces where a standard meeting-room projector simply is not bright enough.

Key Benefits

• 6000 lumens of output — roughly double a typical classroom projector. This is the brightness needed to fill a large screen in a room you cannot fully darken, such as a lecture theatre with windows or a hall with high ambient light.
• Full WUXGA resolution — 1920 x 1200 native, so Full HD video plays without downscaling and detailed spreadsheets, CAD drawings or dense slides stay legible at large image sizes.
• Lens shift for real-world installs — adjust the image position without physically tilting the projector, which means no keystone distortion and far more freedom in where the unit can be mounted.
• 3LCD colour engine — colour brightness matches white brightness, so the image holds saturation at large sizes instead of washing out.
• Network control — the LAN port allows integration into a room control system and remote monitoring of power and lamp status from a central AV or IT desk.
• Serious value in this class — installation projectors at this brightness carry a substantial price new. Refurbished, this is a route into large-venue capability at a fraction of that.

Performance in Use

Brightness is the whole point of this class of projector. A 3000-lumen unit that looks perfectly good on a 100-inch classroom screen becomes dim and grey when you stretch it to a 200-inch screen in a hall — light spreads over four times the area. At 6000 lumens the CP-WU8460 has the headroom to fill a genuinely large screen and still hold a bright, readable image with house lights up and an audience able to take notes.

The WUXGA panel is what makes that scale usable. At 1920 x 1200 the image is Full HD and then some, with the extra vertical pixels suiting 16:10 presentation content. Video plays at native resolution without scaling artefacts, and detailed content — engineering drawings, financial models, medical imaging, dense reference slides — remains sharp rather than dissolving into blur when projected across a large room.

Powered lens shift is the feature installers care about most. Because the image can be moved vertically and horizontally without angling the projector, the unit can be mounted where the structure and cabling allow rather than where the geometry demands, and the picture stays perfectly rectangular without resorting to digital keystone correction, which always costs sharpness. Plan the install properly: this is a heavy, mains-powered unit that needs a rated mount and a competent installation.

Technical Specifications

Is It Right For You?

Condition Grades

Grading covers cosmetic appearance only. Every unit is functionally tested to the same standard regardless of grade. The lamp is a consumable item — remaining lamp hours are checked during testing and we can confirm the reading for a specific unit on request.

Frequently Asked Questions

How big a screen will 6000 lumens cover?

Comfortably into large-venue territory — the sort of screen used in a lecture theatre, auditorium or hall, and bright enough to remain readable with house lighting on. Exact sizing depends on screen gain, throw distance and how much ambient light the room carries.

What does lens shift do for me?

It lets you move the projected image up, down or sideways without tilting the projector. That means the unit can be mounted where the building allows rather than where the geometry demands, and the image stays perfectly rectangular without digital keystone correction, which always reduces sharpness.

Is a remote control or mounting bracket included?

No. This unit is supplied as the projector only. A remote control and a mounting bracket are not included. Because of the size and weight of an installation projector, use a bracket specifically rated for this model.

How many lamp hours are left?

Lamp hours are read during testing. The lamp is a consumable item that will eventually need replacing. Contact us before ordering if you would like the reading for the specific unit currently in stock — on a large-venue projector this is worth asking about.

Will it display Full HD video properly?

Yes. The WUXGA panel is 1920 x 1200, so 1920 x 1080 Full HD content displays at native resolution with no downscaling, with a little extra vertical space for 16:10 presentation material.

Can it be integrated into a room control system?

Yes. The LAN port supports network control and monitoring, which is how installation projectors are normally managed in venues with a central AV control desk.

How is it shipped?

Shipping costs apply based on size and destination — rates are calculated at checkout. This is a large, heavy installation unit and is packed accordingly for transit from our Melbourne facility.