Ecology and low consumption in all Panasonic projectors

Anticipating the entry into force of the EuP Lot standard 6 to reduce energy consumption during stand-by periods of electrical appliances in 2010, Panasonic has announced that its entire range of professional projectors complies with the new directive.

From entry-level LCDs to projectors with 3 chips DLP, Panasonic has decided to anticipate the EuP Lot standard 6 consumption reduction that will come into force next year, and from now on all products that use electrical energy will have a standard limit of 0.9W of consumption in standby or stand-by mode.. To comply with the regulation, Panasonic's LB series of projectors have been improved by upgrading to V models. The PT-LB78V and PT-LB75V models replace the previous models so that the LB range is in line with the new directive, while the PT-LB90 and PT-LB90NT models, recently presented, They have fulfilled it since its launch. This added value is of particular importance for end users., whether they are used in public entities, like schools and universities, or in digital signage applications. Panasonic projectors' green benchmarks lower total cost of ownership by reducing lifecycle operating costs. Panasonic works to minimize the environmental impact in all its processes, from product design to production and distribution. This includes the use of lead-free solder., the possibility of changing the power of the lamp, Savings mode during waiting periods and optimized packaging.