Product comparison · 2 projection lenses

NEC NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X vs Ricoh 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280

Key differences

Zoom ratio
- NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X:1.4
- 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280:1.9
Throw ratio
- NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X:0.79-1.11: 1
- 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280:3.04 - 5.78
Focal length range
- NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X:13.3 - 18.6 mm
- 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280:42.6 - 80.9 mm
Aperture range (F-F)
- NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X:2 - 2.5
- 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280:2.3 - 2.74
Projection distance
- NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X:20.8 - 12 m
- 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280:3.27 - 37.35 m

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Comparison of NP40ZL, 512918
11 specifications	A NEC NP40ZL projection lens PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X Model NP40ZL View product	B Ricoh 512918 projection lens Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280 Model 512918 View product
Features6 differ
Zoom ratioDiffers	1.4	1.9
Throw ratioDiffers	0.79-1.11: 1	3.04 - 5.78
Focal length rangeDiffers	13.3 - 18.6 mm	42.6 - 80.9 mm
Aperture range (F-F)Differs	2 - 2.5	2.3 - 2.74
Projection distanceDiffers	20.8 - 12 m	3.27 - 37.35 m
Brand compatibilityKnown for one	NEC	Unknown — not stated by the source
CompatibilityDiffers	PA653U, PA653UL, PA703W, PA803U, PA803UL, PA853W, PA903X	Ricoh PJ WXL6280, PJ WUL6280
Projected image sizeKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	50 - 300
Weight & dimensionsidentical
WeightKnown for one	1.63 kg	Unknown — not stated by the source
Logistics dataidentical
Harmonized System (HS) codeKnown for one	90021100	Unknown — not stated by the source

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