Optoma UHZ67
Optoma UHZ67
The Optoma UHZ67 projector uses advanced DLP technology to display images with a native resolution of 3840×2160, delivering precisely 8.3 million pixels for rendering detail. The DuraCore laser light source provides high brightness at 4300 ANSI lm for a clear picture, even in rooms with ambient light. The chassis design is up to 34% smaller compared to previous models from this manufacturer. The device supports operation at any angle and reduces electricity consumption by up to 45% compared to lamp-based variants.
3840×2160 4K UHD
Maximum resolution
Laser
Light source
4300 ANSI lm / 3440 ISO lm
Brightness
Lit spaces - more than 3000 lm
Lighting conditions
WiSA
Wireless connection
Key features of the Optoma UHZ67 projector
- 500,000:1 contrast ratio
- 1.6x manual zoom
- Projection screen size from 26" to 303"
- Vertical and horizontal keystone correction of up to 30 degrees
- Light source life of 30,000 hours
- Cooling system noise level of 29dB
- Built-in speaker with a total power of 15W
- Can be installed on the ceiling, wall or table
Image sharpness
The device uses DLP technology, which renders sharp details in native 4K UHD resolution, four times that of standard Full HD. The native aspect ratio is 16:9, and the optical system also fully supports 4:3, 16:10, 21:9, and 32:9 formats. The projector can create an image with a screen size screen size of 0.66 to 7.7m depending on the distance from the projection surface. Wide compatibility ensures seamless display of content from various types of players and computers running Windows or macOS.
Brightness for a clear picture
The light output of 4300 ANSI lumens prevents unpleasant colour fading in brightly lit rooms. The 500,000:1 contrast ratio helps to accurately render dark scenes and deep shadows. The device maintains a high level of brightness throughout its operation without fluctuation. The 80% brightness uniformity ensures consistent illumination across the entire projection screen.
Colour gamut of the Optoma projector
The colour gamut complies with the international Rec.709 standard for accurate cinematic colour reproduction. Compatibility with HDR10 and Hybrid Log Gamma brings out fine details and textures in every shot. The integrated colour management system is used for precise fine-tuning of shades according to the surrounding environment. This means the viewer sees realistic colours in both films and games.
DuraCore laser technology
The light source uses DuraCore laser technology, which eliminates the need to replace a conventional lamp. This system is mercury-free, highly efficient, and requires minimal maintenance. The technology produces a stable light output for many years without a significant drop in brightness. The laser turns on and off almost instantly, saving time when starting a presentation or watching films.
Long laser life
The laser source has a lifespan of 30,000 hours in both normal and ECO modes, significantly reducing overall running costs. With four hours of daily use, this translates to over 20 years of reliable operation. Users can avoid regular investments in replacement lamps and save considerably on operating costs. The maintenance-free operation contributes to the long-term stability of the entire device without the need for frequent servicing.
Operating noise and consumption
The cooling noise ranges from 29dB in quiet mode to 35dB at full power. Power consumption is 178W in high mode, dropping to 124W in economy mode. The standby power consumption does not exceed 0.5W to save electricity. The compact chassis helps to efficiently dissipate heat from the internal components and contributes to quiet operation even under long-term load.
Short throw distance of the projector
The optical system, with a throw ratio of 1.4:1 to 2.24:1, can project from a short distance. The projection distance is from 1.3m to 9.4m. This range helps to eliminate unwanted shadows in the image and prevents glare for the presenter. The user can easily adapt the image size to the dimensions of the room.
Keystone correction
Vertical and horizontal keystone correction works within a range of +/-30 degrees. The 1.6× manual zoom makes it easy to precisely adjust the image edges without having to physically move the device. The correct shape of the projected area can be set very quickly, even with angled placement. The optics also offer a native 116% image shift.
Wide installation options
The design supports installation on the ceiling, on a wall, or free-standing on a table. The ability to operate through 360 degrees expands its use for creative projections on floors or slanted ceilings. The device works reliably in continuous 24/7 operation. The durable, IP6X-rated chassis protects the optics from dust.
WiSA-certified sound system
The integrated 15W speaker provides adequate sound without the need for external audio systems. WiSA certification supports wireless high-resolution audio transmission. Users can easily connect compatible wireless speakers to create surround sound. The system is suitable for home cinemas and presentations.
Low response time for smooth gaming
The enhanced gaming mode reduces the response time to 6.5ms at 1080p resolution with a 240Hz refresh rate. When displaying in high-resolution 4K at 60Hz, the input lag is a mere 20ms. Gamers get a smooth picture with a fast response to in-game situations without any annoying tearing. Additionally, Full 3D support displays spatial content from compatible Blu-ray players and game consoles.
Connectivity options
The connectivity options include two HDMI 2.0 inputs, one of which supports the eARC function for audio transmission. The RS232 interface and RJ45 LAN port are for integration into control systems. Two 1.5A powered USB-A ports provide current for external streaming devices. A 3.5mm audio output, 12V trigger, and 3D sync port complete the set.
Projector technical specifications
- Technology: DLP
- Luminance: 4300 ANSI lm / 3440 ISO lm
- Resolution: 3840×2160 4K UHD
- Wireless connectivity: WiSA
- Speakers: 15W
- Image screen size: from 26" to 303"
Package contents
- 1× Optoma UHZ67 projector
- Power cable
- Remote control
Native resolution vs. maximum resolution
The native resolution determines the actual number of physical pixels on the projector's imaging chip and defines the real sharpness of the image, while the maximum resolution only indicates the highest signal the projector can receive and convert (downscale) to its native resolution. For a high-quality image, it is always crucial to consider the native resolution.Specifications
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| Code: | WZ005ga1 |
| Warranty: | 24 months |
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