Epson America Inc V11HA03020 Xga Projector

Product Description

The EPSON AMERICA, INC. V11HA03020 is the PowerLite 118, a commercial-grade XGA projector built for classroom and small-to-medium conference room installations. XGA resolution delivers a 1024 x 768 pixel image, a standard that suits data-heavy presentations, spreadsheets, and instructional content. The PowerLite 118 is designed for mounted or portable tabletop deployment and is typically installed by AV integrators or facilities maintenance technicians. It ships as a single unit and is suited to environments where a reliable, fixed-resolution data projector is required without the overhead of higher-resolution commercial display systems.

This projector is intended for commercial environments including K-12 classrooms, corporate training rooms, and small conference spaces. Its XGA native resolution makes it a practical fit for applications where full HD content is not a requirement and cost-effective image delivery at standard data resolutions is the priority. Installers typically ceiling-mount or place this unit on a presentation cart depending on room layout and usage frequency.

Key Features

• Native XGA (1024 x 768) resolution suited for data and presentation content
• Commercial projector category — built for regular daily use in institutional settings
• Single-unit packaging (sold individually) for straightforward procurement
• Designed for both ceiling-mount and portable tabletop deployment

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM commercial projector for use in standard classroom and conference room AV installations requiring XGA resolution input sources.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified AV integrator or facilities technician familiar with projector mounting standards and low-voltage signal cabling. For ceiling-mount installations, verify that the mounting bracket is rated for the projector weight and that the ceiling structure can support the load. Power down and disconnect all signal sources before making cable connections. Follow local building codes and manufacturer mounting guidelines when routing power and signal cables above ceilings.