Epson will showcase its latest professional and commercial projection solutions at ENTECH NZ 2026, giving AV professionals a first-hand look at technologies designed for the increasingly connected world of modern AV installations.

It will demonstrate a range of laser projectors and installation technologies at the event, highlighting how projectors have evolved from standalone display devices into intelligent, networked platforms capable of supporting corporate, education, entertainment and digital signage applications.

Leading the showcase is the EB-PQ2220B ultra-high-brightness 3LCD laser projector from Epson’s flagship PQ Series. Paired with the LX02S short-throw lens, the projector will be demonstrated on a 120” screen, showcasing high-brightness projection in installations where throw distance is limited.

Featuring a fully sealed optical engine and laser light source, the EB-PQ2220B offers up to 20,000 hours of virtually maintenance-free operation while protecting against dust, smoke and other airborne contaminants commonly found in live event environments. The projector also supports 360° installation, edge blending, curved-surface projection, lens position memory and Art-Net control.

Epson will also demonstrate the ELPEC01 external camera, which automates traditionally time-consuming installation tasks including edge-blending calibration, colour matching, geometric correction and projector stacking alignment.

The EB-L690SE laser projector will also be on display, targeting corporate, education and simulation environments. The projector features 4K Enhancement technology, Scene Adaptive Gamma, built-in wireless LAN with enterprise security, NFC pairing and integrated content playback, reducing the need for external media players in many digital signage applications.

Also featured will be the LightScene EV-115, a compact digital signage projector designed for retail, hospitality, galleries and corporate spaces. Capable of projecting images from 30” to 150”, the EV-115 combines projection, content playback and lighting integration in a single device while operating at just 22dB in Eco mode.

Beyond the hardware, Epson will also highlight how networked control, software integration and automated calibration can help integrators deliver managed services and long-term support offerings alongside traditional AV installations.