Epson will showcase its latest professional projection and commercial display technologies at ENTECH NZ 2026, highlighting how intelligent, network-connected projection systems are reshaping corporate AV, live production, education, museums, digital signage and immersive experiences.
As Australia and New Zealand’s longest-running AV trade roadshow, ENTECH NZ provides a platform for integrators, consultants, production companies and technology professionals to experience Epson’s latest projector innovations firsthand, including ultra-high-brightness laser projection, automated multi-projector calibration and compact digital signage solutions.
Projection Moves Beyond the Display
Epson says the AV industry has entered a new “post-converged” era where projection, networking, lighting, control systems and digital signage increasingly operate as unified ecosystems rather than standalone technologies.
Modern projectors are evolving into intelligent network endpoints capable of delivering everything from immersive entertainment installations to hybrid meeting spaces, architectural lighting displays and enterprise communications.
Visitors to the Epson stand will be able to see how these technologies simplify deployment while reducing maintenance and operational costs.
Flagship EB-PQ2220B Demonstrates Large Venue Performance
Leading Epson’s showcase is the EB-PQ2220B, one of the company’s flagship ultra-high-brightness 3LCD laser projectors.
The projector will be demonstrated on a 120-inch display using Epson’s LX02S short-throw lens, illustrating how high-brightness projection can be deployed even in installations where throw distance is limited.
Designed for demanding rental, staging and fixed-installation environments, the projector features:
- Fully sealed optical engine
- Laser light source rated for up to 20,000 hours
- Dust-resistant design
- 360-degree installation support
- Edge blending
- Curved surface projection
- Lens position memory
- Art-Net compatibility
For event production companies, museums, houses of worship and corporate venues, Epson says the sealed design significantly reduces maintenance while maintaining consistent brightness and colour accuracy over extended operation.
ELPEC01 Camera Automates Multi-Projector Calibration
Epson will also demonstrate the ELPEC01 external camera, designed to dramatically reduce projector installation time.
When paired with compatible Epson projectors, the camera automatically performs:
- Edge-blending calibration
- Colour matching
- Geometric correction
- Projector stacking alignment
These tasks traditionally require lengthy manual setup, making the ELPEC01 particularly valuable for multi-projector installations in live events, exhibitions and immersive environments.
EB-L690SE Targets Corporate, Education and Simulation
Epson will also showcase the EB-L690SE laser projector on a 100-inch screen, aimed at business, education and simulation environments.
Key features include:
- 4K Enhancement technology
- Scene Adaptive Gamma
- ELPEC01 camera compatibility
- Built-in wireless LAN
- Enterprise security support
- NFC pairing
- Integrated content playback
- 20,000-hour laser light source
- Edge blending
- 360-degree installation
The projector combines display, wireless presentation and content playback into a single platform, reducing the need for external media players in many corporate signage and communication deployments.
LightScene EV-115 Blends Projection with Architectural Lighting
Also featured is the LightScene EV-115, Epson’s compact laser projector designed for digital signage and architectural installations.
Weighing just 6.9kg, the EV-115 projects images from 30 to 150 inches while integrating with lighting control systems commonly used in retail, hospitality, galleries and corporate environments.
Additional highlights include:
- Built-in content playback
- Integrated content creation tools
- Low power consumption (from 112W Eco mode)
- Quiet operation down to 22dB
- Network control integration
The projector is designed for environments where traditional display hardware would be visually intrusive while still delivering dynamic digital signage and experiential content.
Supporting the Next Generation of AV Integration
Beyond demonstrating hardware capabilities, Epson’s presence at ENTECH NZ reflects broader industry trends toward software-driven AV ecosystems, automated deployment and managed services.
Rather than viewing projectors purely as display devices, Epson positions its latest platforms as intelligent, connected components capable of integrating with lighting systems, room control platforms and enterprise networks.
For AV integrators, this creates opportunities to deliver recurring service offerings alongside hardware deployments.
ENTECH NZ 2026 Dates
Epson will exhibit at all three ENTECH NZ 2026 events:
- 28 July 2026 — New Zealand International Convention Centre, Auckland (11:00am–6:00pm)
- 30 July 2026 — Lower Hutt Event Centre, Wellington (11:00am–6:00pm)
- 4 August 2026 — Te Pae Christchurch Convention Centre, Christchurch (11:00am–6:00pm)
