OHP Blows 'Em Away with 4,000 Lumens

  • 04/01/96

Dukane's model 640 Stationary Overhead Projector puts high lumen output in the hands of classroom users.

The affordable projector, which boasts rack and pinion focus, features a transmissive design and built-in AC outlet. The unit's triple element lens and 410-watt halogen projection lamp deliver a brilliant 4,000 ANSI lumens, enabling users to project sharp, detailed LCD panel images.

It also features a fold-down arm design for quick set-up and simple storage. The system's simple-to-use lamp changer lets users replace a failed lamp with the flip of a switch, while a high-efficiency cooling fan and automatic thermal cutoff keep the projector cool and prevent overheating. Dukane Corp., St. Charles, IL, (800) 676-2485, www.industry.net/dukane.av.

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