NEC Projector Np4100 Specifications

							Lamp ECO mode serves 
3000
 hours
Extended lamp lifePower consumption in Standby Mode is 
1W
Ecologic adaptationNP4100 achieves 
6200
 ANSI lumens
NP4100W achieves 
5500
 ANSI lumens
High brightness with dual lamp systemMultifunctional capability supports various kinds of large venues
WXGA
 (
1280 x 800)
XGA
 (
1024 x 768)
Dimensions
Unit: mm
Remote Control
OptionsReplacement lamp NP12LP
505
197385 
209
Ceiling mount kit NP06CM
Specifications
*1 : Effective pixels are more than 99.99%. *2 : Lenses are not attached to the NP4100 and NP4100W. *3 : The Lens Shift function is not available for the NP06FL. When the Lens Shift is set as 0%(H) / Vertical Offset=50%, Throw 
Ratio=1.78 *4 : This is the light output value (lumens) when the [Preset] mode is set to [High-Bright]. If any other mode is selected as the [Preset] mode, the light output value may drop slight. *5 : Compliance with ISO21118 *6 : The 
brightness when using the 6-segment colour wheel is about 71% of the brightness when using the 4-segment colour wheel. *7 : DynamicBlack™ technology works only in 2-Lamp Mode. *8 : Lamp life is defined as the average time span 
for the brightness of the lamp to be reduced by half, it dose not refer to the warranty period for the lamp. *9 : Under some conditions of input signals, the auto adjustment of video images may not be available, and manual adjustment may 
be required. In the case of composite sync signals or sync on G signals, it may not display properly. *10 : HDCP is an acronym for High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection. High bandwidth Digital Content Protection (HDCP) is a system 
for preventing illegal copying of video data sent over a Digital Visual Interface (DVI). If you are unable to view material via the DVI input, this does not necessarily mean the projector is not functioning properly. With the implementation of 
HDCP, there may be cases in which certain content is protected with HDCP and might not be displayed due to the decision/intention of the HDCP community (Digital Content Protection, LLC).
NP4100 NP4100W
WDPJ-0902-151RR
  DLP and the DLP logo are registered trademark or trademark of Texas Instruments.
  DynamicBlack is trademark of Texas Instruments.
  All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
  The images in this brochure are samples.
  This brochure uses recycled paper.
0.65 inch Single DLP chip (Aspect Ratio 16:10)
1280 x 800 pixels
5500 ANSI lumens (Dual Lamp)
2700 ANSI lumens (Single Lamp)
0.84m to 3.48m
1.14m (NP07ZL / Wide) to 92.52m (NP10ZL / Tele)
7.3 degree to 10.0 degree with NP08ZL
WXGA+(1440 x 900) @75Hz
Manual Approx. ±Max 35 degrees (Less than WXGA resolution, aspect 16:10)
Manual Approx. ±Max40 degrees (Less than WXGA resolution, aspect 16:10) 0.7 inch Single DLP chip (Aspect Ratio 4:3)
1024 x 768 pixels
6200 ANSI lumens (Dual Lamp)
3100 ANSI lumens (Single Lamp)
0.78m to 3.24m
1.06m (NP07ZL / Wide) to 86.36m (NP10ZL / Tele)
8.9 degree to 12.1 degree with NP08ZL
SXGA+(1400 x 1050) @60Hz
Manual Approx. ±Max 35 degrees (Less than XGA resolution, aspect 4:3)
Manual Approx. ±Max40 degrees (Less than XGA resolution, aspect 4:3) Powered Zoom/ Focus
Powered Shift 
*3
(NP07ZL, NP08ZL, NP09ZL, NP10ZL)
Normal Mode
(with 4–Segment colour wheel 
*6, NP08ZL)
Eco Mode
Normal mode
Eco mode
NP06FL
NP07ZL, NP08ZL, NP09ZL, NP10ZL
NP06FL
NP07ZL, NP08ZL, NP09ZL, NP10ZL
Analog
Digital
Horizontal
Vertical
Horizontal
Vertical
1 D–Sub Mini 15pin (Computer 1 IN)
1 BNC x 5 (Computer 2 IN)
2 Stereo Mini Jack
1 DVI–D(Computer 3 IN)
1 Stereo Mini Jack
2 RCA pin
Audio Input is Sharing with Computer2
1 RCA pin
2 RCA pin
1 Mini DIN–4pin
Audio Input is Sharing with Video
1 D–Sub Mini 15pin
1 Stereo Mini Jack
1 Stereo Mini Jack
1 RJ–45
1 Type B
1 D–Sub Mini 15pin
1 Stereo Mini Jack
D–sub 9pin
Operational Temperatures
Storage Temperatures
Normal Mode
Eco Mode
Standby Mode
Safety
EMCPower focus, throw ratio 0.77:1, F2.0, f=11.4mm
Power zoom and focus, throw ratio 1.33–1.79:1, F1.8–2.3, f=19.3–25.8mm
Power zoom and focus, throw ratio 1.78–2.35:1, F1.7–1.9, f=26–34mm
Power zoom and focus, throw ratio 2.22–4.43:1, F2.1–2.9, f=32–63mm
Power zoom and focus, throw ratio 4.43–8.3:1, F2.2–3.1, f=63.5–117.4mm
Horizontal : max±0.1H / Vertical : max+0.5V
Approx.80% of Normal
1000 : 1 / 2100 : 1with DynamicBlack 
*7
38dB (Dual Lamp) / 34dB (Single Lamp)
34dB (Dual Lamp) / 31dB (Single Lamp)
280W (230W) AC
2000H (3000H)
50 to 200 inch (1.27 to 5.08m)
40 to 500 inch (1.02 to 12.7m)
Full Colour, 16.7Million Colours Simultaneously
UXGA(1600 x 1200) @60Hz
15kHz, 31kHz to 90kHz (RGB : 31kHz or over)
50Hz to 85Hz
VGA, SVGA, XGA, WXGA, WXGA+, SXGA, SXGA+, UXGA
0.7Vp–p / 75Ω
TTL Level
TTL Level
1.0Vp–p / 75Ω (with Sync) Negative Polarit y
0.5Vrms/22kΩ or over
T.M.D.S. Specification, with H.D.C.P. 
*10 , Max Resolution : SXGA+/60Hz
0.5Vrms / 22kΩ or over
1.0Vp–p / 75Ω (with Sync)
0.7Vp–p / 75Ω
480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p @60Hz / 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p @50Hz
DVD Progressive Signals (50/60Hz)
0. 5 V r m s( Ty p i c a l )/47 kΩ
Same with Computer
NTSC/NTSC4.43/PAL/PAL–N/PAL–M/PAL–60/SECAM
1.0 Vp - p/ 75Ω
0. 5 V r m s( Ty p i c a l )/47 kΩ
0.714Vp–p/75Ω
0.286Vp–p/75Ω
Same with Video
Selected Computer1, Computer2 or Component Signal Input
Variable Output Level
Selected Audio Signal input from Computer1, Computer2, Computer3 (DVI–D), Component, Video or S–Video
12V DC 200mA
100BASE–TX/10BASE–T
for Service
for External Control Device
Wired Remote Control
RS–232C
3W+3W Stereo
5C  to 40C , 20 to 80% Humidity (Non–Condensing)
–10C  to 50C , 20 to 80% Humidit y (Non–Condensing)
100 to 240V AC,  50Hz/60Hz
7.5A (Dual Lamp Normal Mode, 100V)
710W (Dual Lamp)/ 375W (Single Lamp) (100V)
580W (Dual Lamp)/ 315W (Single Lamp) (100V)
30W (Normal Mode) / 1W (Power Saving)
IEC60950–1
IEC60950–1
EK (K60950–1)
GB4943, GB9254, GB17625.1
AS/NZS CISPR.22 Class B
CISPR.22 Class B
EK (K00022 Class B, K00024, K61000–3–2, K61000–3–3)
GB9254, GB17625.1
505mm x 197mm x 385mm (Not Including Protrusions)
17.5kg (Not Including Lens) NP06FL
NP07ZL
NP08ZL
NP09ZL
NP10ZL
Compatible signals 
*9
RGB (Analog) 
*9
H/ V Sync 
*9
Composite Sync 
*9
Sync on G 
*9
Stereo L/R
RGB (Digital)
Stereo L/R
Y
Cb/Cr (Pb/Pr)
Compatible signals
Stereo L (MONO)/R
Composite Video
Stereo L (MONO)/R
Y
C
Stereo L/R
Oceania
Asia
Korea
China 
Oceania
Asia
Korea 
China  DLP chip
Resolution 
*1
Lens *2Light Output 
*4 *5
Contrast Ratio (White/Black)
Quietness
Lamp (Eco Mode)
Lamp Life 
*8 (Eco Mode)
Image Size (Diagonal)
 
Projection Distance
Projection Angle
Colour Reproduction
Maximum Resolution
Keystone Correction
Synchronization Range
Input Terminals
Output Terminals
Control Terminals
Built–In Speaker
Environment
Power Requirement
Input Current
Power Consumption
Regulations
Dimensions (W x H x D)
Net Weight3 Computer Input
3 Component Input
1 Video Input
1 S–Video Input
1 RGB Output
1 Audio Output
1 Screen Trigger
LAN Port
USB Port
REMOTE 1
REMOTE 2
PC Control
1 RCA pin x 3
1 D–Sub Mini 15pin
(Sharing with Computer 1 IN)
1 BNC x 5
(Sharing with Computer 2 IN) 
						

							Supporting the optional remote controller NP02RC 
to which the control ID can be registeredWhen multiple projectors are used simultaneously, the 
same quantity of remote controllers may be required. 
On the other hand, NP02RC can manipulate multiple 
NP4100/NP4100W projectors independently by setting 
separate ID numbers.
It is also possible to control the multiple projectors 
collectively by setting the same ID number.
With the introduction of DynamicBlack™ the 
projector delivers high contrast ratio of 2100:1 
for superior image display capability, particularly 
to express the vivid details in dark images.* DynamicBlack™ works only in Dual Lamp Mode.Five types of lenses selectable for 
the installation environmentPowered lens shift mechanism for 
simple adjustment of projected images 
on screen and Keystone correction
Model  NP06FL NP07ZL  NP08ZL NP09ZL  NP10ZL
Lens type 
Short Focus Fixed Lens
  Zoom Lens  Zoom Lens  Zoom Lens  Zoom Lens
Option Lens
Zoom/Focus      Power (Focus Only)  Power  Power  Power  Power
Zoom Ratio    1.00  1.34  1.32 2.00  1.87 
Throw Ratio*
1    0.77 : 1  1.33 - 1.79 : 1  1.78 - 2.35 : 1  2.22 - 4.43 : 1  4.43 - 8.3 : 1
Screen Size      50 - 200  40 - 500  40 - 500  40 - 500  40 - 500
   2-Lamp Mode
 5000  5500   6200  5500  4300
 
NP4100 
 1- L a m p  M o d e
 2500  2700  3100  2700  2100
   
2-Lamp Mode
 4500  4900   5500  4900  3800
 
NP410 0W  
1- L a m p  M o d e
 2200  2400  2700  2400  1900
 
Vertical   0  Max  +0.5V  Max  +0.5V  Max  +0.5V  Max  +0.5V
  Horizontal  0  Max ±0.1H  Max ±0.1H  Max ±0.1H  Max ±0.1H
Weight      1.0kg 1.1kg  0.8kg 1.1kg  0.9kg
NP4100
NP4100WProjection range of lens (image projected on a 100-inch screen)
NP4100
100” Screen
Zoom Lens [NP10ZL]
9.0 - 17.1m
Zoom Lens [NP09ZL]
4.5 - 9.2m
Zoom Lens [NP08ZL]
3.6 - 4.8m
Zoom Lens [NP07ZL]
2.7 - 3.6m
Short Focus Fixed Lens [NP06FL]
1.6m
Project at a distance 1.6 m or between 2.7 m to 17.1 m (for a 100-inch screen).
The position 
farthest from 
the screen.
NP4100W
100” Screen
Zoom Lens [NP10ZL]
9.7 - 18.4m
Zoom Lens [NP09ZL]
4.9 - 9.8m
Zoom Lens [NP08ZL]
3.9 - 5.1m
Zoom Lens [NP07ZL]
2.9 - 3.9m
Short Focus Fixed Lens [NP06FL]
1.7m
Project at a distance 1.7 m or between 2.9 m to 18.4 m (for a 100-inch screen).
Lens ShiftDesktop front projection
Ceiling front projection
Vertical shift
Vertical shiftMax. 0.5V
1V0.5V
0.1H
0.1H 1H
Width of projected image Nomal projection position
Shift to left
Shift to right1V
Height of projected image
* Shifting the lens to the maximum in two directions combined will cause the edges of 
the image to become dark or will cause some shadows.
* The lens shift mechanism does not work when using NP06FL.
Four - segment Colour Wheel
(red, green, blue, and white)Six - segment Colour Wheel
(red, green, blue, cyan, magenta, and yellow)Colour wheel illustration
Five different lenses are available to support a variety of 
uses. The projector supports screens from 40 to 500 inches; 
select the optimum lens depending on the specific 
installation environment, such as conference rooms, halls, 
and exhibitions. For a 100-inch screen, projection is possible 
at a distance 1.6 m (short fixed focus lens) or between 2.7 
m to 17.1 m for the NP4100, while projection is possible at a 
distance 1.7 m (short fixed focus lens) or between 2.9 m to 
18.4 m for the NP4100W. Lenses are easily replaced by the 
customer and do not require special tools.* Note: Lenses are not attached to the NP4100/NP4100W.With the powered lens shift mechanism, the position of 
projected images on screen can be adjusted in both the 
vertical and horizontal directions without moving the projector. 
Furthermore, Keystone correction corrects distortions in the 
vertical and horizontal directions up to a maximum +/
- 35 
degrees in the horizontal direction 
and a maximum +/
- 40 degrees in 
the vertical direction. Adjustment of 
lens zoom and focus, as well as 
Lens shift and Keystone correction, 
can be operated for the projector 
installed on the ceiling with the 
remote control.
A contrast ratio of 2100:1 is 
achieved using DynamicBlack™ 
and the DLP technology
Units are equipped with DVI-D, component, 
and RGB input/output terminals.
Integrated 3W+3W stereo speakers make it 
possible to output sound together with images.
Two types of Replaceable Colour 
Wheel and BrilliantColor project 
vivid imagesThe NP4100/NP4100W have a six-segment colour 
wheel, in addition to the standard four-segment 
colour wheel - and the colour wheels can be 
changed by the customer. The BrilliantColor results 
in superior reproducibility of neutral tints for vivid 
images of natural scenery.* The brightness when using the six-segment colour wheel is about 71% of the 
brightness when using the four-segment colour wheel.
Throwing Distance NP4100W 
(Aspect Ratio 16 : 10)
* The values in the tables are design values and may vary.
(Unit : m)
Screen Size
 (Inch)40 (0.86×0.54m)
50 (1.08×0.67m)
60 (1.29×0.81m)
80 (1.72×1.08m)
10 0  ( 2.15×1.35m )
120  ( 2. 58×1.6 2m )
150  ( 3.23×2.0 2m)
200 (4.31×2.69m)
300 (6.46×4.04m)
400 (8.62×5.38m)
500 (10.77×6.73m)
NP07ZL
1.14 - 1. 5 5
1. 4 4 - 1. 9 5
1. 7 3 - 2. 3 5
2.33-3.15
2.92-3.95
3.52- 4.75
4.41-5.95
5.89-7.94
8.86-11.94
11. 8 3 - 15 . 9 3
14.81-19.93NP08ZL
1. 5 3 - 2. 0 4
1. 9 3 - 2. 5 6
2.32-3.08
3.12- 4.13
3.91- 5.18
4.71-6.23
5.90-7.80
7.88-10.43
11. 8 6 - 15 . 6 7
15.83 - 20.91
19.8 0 - 26.16NP09ZL
1. 9 0 - 3. 8 9
2.40- 4.89
2.90-5.89
3.91-7.89
4.91-9.89
5.91-11.89
7.42-14.88
9.92-19.88
14.9 4 - 29.87
19.9 6 - 39.8 7
24.97-49.86NP10ZL
3.81-7.28
4.79-9.13
5.78-10.98
7.75-14.69
9.73-18.40
11. 7 0 - 2 2 .10
14.66 - 27.66
19. 59 - 36.9 3
29.46-55.46
39.32-73.99
49.19-92.52 NP06FL
0.84
1. 0 2
1. 3 7
1. 7 2
2.07
2.60
3.48
Throwing Distance
*1 : The throw distance to the screen: The width of the screen
*2 : This is the brightness when the four-segment colour wheel is installed on the projector and the lamp mode is set to Normal mode. In Eco mode, 
the brightness will be about 80% of normal mode.
High connectivity supporting 
several different image sources
By employing a dual lamp system, high brightness of 6200 ANSI lumens has been 
achieved*
1. This is sufficient when high brightness is required in large venues. 
Furthermore, in the Single lamp mode, since the projector can be operated continuously 
by using the automatic lamp switching function, it is suitable for monitoring purposes. 
Lamp Eco mode is available in both 
the dual lamp and single lamp modes 
for extending the service life of the 
lamp*
2. The lamp service life has 
been extended to 3000 hours from 
2500 hours in the NP4000/NP4001, 
so that it is possible to continuously 
operate the projector for more hours.
*1: For the NP4100. The brightness of the NP4100W is 5500 lumens.
*2: When the lamp mode is set to ECO mode, the brightness will be reduced to about 80%. 
*3: The illustration is an image of the dual lamp system, which may differ from the actual product.If the standby mode is set to Power Saving while the projector is in the 
standby state, the power consumption in standby mode becomes 1 W (5 W in 
the NP4000/NP4001). Since the projector can stay in the standby state with 
little power consumption, it is still possible to ecologically operate the projector 
when mounted on the ceiling even if it is difficult to turn off the main power.* The projector in power saving mode can be started with the power button on the projector, the wireless remote controller, 
  or GPIO (an external controller) only.
Dual lamp system in the high brightness 
projector demonstrates high reliability 
and superior installation flexibility.
ScreenRear projection
6200
ANSI Lumens
Real XGA
17.5
LH
¢Not Including Lens
£
5500
ANSI Lumens
Real WXGA
17.5
LH
¢Not Including Lens
£
Automatic 
signal selectionPowered Lens 
ShiftDual lamp 
system
Keystone Correction 
in four directions
Security lock Carrying handleSupports DVI 
input3W+3W 
Speakers
Brightness*
2
(Lumens)Lens 
Shift
* The above colour wheel illustration is for display purposes only and differs from the actual product.
The power can be controlled intensively with Auto 
Start and Direct Power OffThe NP4100/NP4100W start projecting images automatically when AC 
power is supplied and you can turn off the power source with a switch or a 
circuit breaker while projecting images or running the fan. With these 
functions, it is possible to completely control the power supply to the 
projector with the power distribution board.
 
Since the NP4100W has a WXGA (1280 X 800) panel with an aspect ratio of 16:10, 
it is capable of handling WXGA resolution and wide video images such as DVDs.* The existing NP4001 has a WXGA (1280 X 768) panel with an aspect ratio of 15:9.Image of Dual Lamp System*
3
Dual lamp system in the high brightness 
projector demonstrates high reliability 
and superior installation flexibility.
Dual lamp system provides high brightness of 6200 ANSI lumens. 
Continuous use is also possible when using a single lamp mode.Ecological operation with power consumption of 
1 W in standby mode
WXGA chip for wide-format images (NP4100W)
Tilt Free expansion possibility for installation environmentsTilt Free makes it possible to install the 
projector inclined up to 90 degrees in the 
vertical direction. With this function it is 
possible to install the projector with an 
acute angle or mirror reflection for use in a 
broader range of installation environments 
such as a display in a commercial facility or 
special event.
The position 
farthest from 
the screen.
Max. 
0.5V
Colour WheelMirror
Prism
DLP Chip
Mirror
Lamp
Lamp Lens
Throwing Distance NP4100 
(Aspect Ratio 4 : 3)
Screen Size
 (Inch)40 (0.81×0.61m)
50 (1.02×0.76m)
60 (1.22×0.91m)
80 (1.63×1.22m)
10 0  ( 2.0 3×1. 52m )
120  ( 2. 4 4 ×1.83m )
150  ( 3.0 5×2.29m)
200 (4.06×3.05m)
300 (6.10×4.57m)
400 (8.13×6.10m)
500 (10.16×7.62m)
NP06FL
0.78
0.94 
1. 2 7  
1. 6 0  
1. 9 3  
2.42 
3.24 NP07ZL
1. 0 6 - 1. 4 4
1. 3 4 - 1. 8 2
1. 61- 2.19
2.17 -2.93
2.72-3.68
3.27 - 4.42
4.10-5.54
5.48-7.40
8.25-11.12
11. 0 2 - 14 . 8 4
13. 7 8 -18. 5 6NP08ZL
1. 4 2 - 1. 8 9
1. 7 9 - 2. 38
2.16-2.87
2.90-3.84
3.64- 4.82
4.38-5.80
5.49-7.26
7.34-9.70
11. 0 5 - 14 . 5 9
14.7 5-19.4 7
18. 4 6 - 2 4 . 3 5NP09ZL
1. 7 6 - 3. 61
2.23- 4.54
2.70-5.47
3.63-7.34
4.56-9.20
5.50-11.06
6.90-13.85
9.23-18.50
13.9 0 - 2 7 .8 0
18. 5 7 - 3 7 .11
23.24-46.41NP10ZL
3.54-6.78
4.45-8.51
5.37 -10.24
7.21-13.70
9.04-17.16
10.88 - 20.6 2
13.6 3 - 2 5.81
18. 2 2 - 3 4 . 4 6
27.40-51.76
36.57-69.06
45.75-86.36
Throwing Distance
(Unit : m)
High reliability from advanced technologies
Superior installability compatible with a variety of large spaces