Product comparison · 2 projection lenses

Barco R9802242 projection lens Balder, Balder CinemaScope, F35 series, F400-4K, F400-N4K, F70-4K4, F70-4K6, F70-4K8, FL35 series, FL40-4K, FL40-4K MKII, FL40-WU vs NEC NP53ZL projection lens NP-PA1505UL-B NP-PA1505UL-W NP-PA1705UL-B NP-PA1705UL-W

4specifications compared
3differ
1identical
6known for one product only

Key differences

Brand compatibility
- R9802242 projection lens Balder, Balder CinemaScope, F35 series, F400-4K, F400-N4K, F70-4K4, F70-4K6, F70-4K8, FL35 series, FL40-4K, FL40-4K MKII, FL40-WU:Barco
- NP53ZL projection lens NP-PA1505UL-B NP-PA1505UL-W NP-PA1705UL-B NP-PA1705UL-W:NEC

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Comparison of R9802242, NP53ZL
10 specifications	A Barco R9802242 projection lens Balder, Balder CinemaScope, F35 series, F400-4K, F400-N4K, F70-4K4, F70-4K6, F70-4K8, FL35 series, FL40-4K, FL40-4K MKII, FL40-WU Model R9802242 View product	B NEC NP53ZL projection lens NP-PA1505UL-B NP-PA1505UL-W NP-PA1705UL-B NP-PA1705UL-W Model NP53ZL View product
Features3 differ
Throw ratioDiffers	1.06 – 1.50 : 1, 1.12 - 1.58 : 1, 1.69 - 2.38 : 1, 1.59 - 2.24 : 1	0.86-1.25:1
Product colour	Black	Black
Brand compatibilityDiffers	Barco	NEC
CompatibilityDiffers	Balder, Balder CinemaScope, F35 series, F400-4K, F400-N4K, F70-4K4, F70-4K6, F70-4K8, FL35 series, FL40-4K, FL40-4K MKII, FL40-WU, FL40-WU MKII, FS33 IR series, FS35 IR series, FS40-4K, FS40-4K MKII, FS40-WU, FS40-WU MKII, FS400-4K, FS400-N4K, FS70-4K4, FS70-4K6, Heimdall, Heimdall Cinemascope, Heim	NP-PA1505UL-B NP-PA1505UL-W NP-PA1705UL-B NP-PA1705UL-W
Zoom ratioKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1.45
Weight & dimensionsidentical
WidthKnown for one	260 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
DepthKnown for one	420 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
HeightKnown for one	280 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source
WeightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	5.1 kg
Logistics dataidentical
Quantity per packKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1 pc(s)

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