Epson LightScene EV110 – Accent Lighting Laser Projector

Product Overview

The Epson LightScene EV110 is an accent-lighting 3LCD laser projector built for retail displays, digital signage, and museum installations where projected content also serves as architectural lighting. It maps WXGA imagery onto walls, floors, merchandise, and irregular surfaces while operating as a discreet spotlight-style fixture. With 2,200 lumens of equal color and white brightness and a laser light source rated for up to 20,000 hours, the EV110 is engineered for continuous commercial operation. This listing covers the standard white-finish model, now offered below its $3,422 MSRP.

Product Description

The LightScene EV110 combines projection and lighting in a single spotlight-form fixture that mounts to standard lighting track or suspends from a ceiling. It supports front, ceiling, and rear projection, letting integrators map content onto product displays, signage zones, or feature walls. The 1.6x optical zoom and 18.2–28.4 mm focal range allow one fixture to cover a range of throw distances, projecting diagonal images up to roughly 12.5 feet. A 3LCD optical engine delivers identical color and white brightness, so branding and artwork hold saturation under store lighting. The laser light source removes lamp replacement from the maintenance schedule, which matters for fixtures installed in elevated signage positions. Built-in wireless LAN and HDMI input support networked content management and direct media playback, and an optional internal media player slot lets the fixture run standalone. The white housing suits brighter retail interiors and modern showrooms; a black version is also available for darker ceilings. See the black EV110 model page for the alternative finish, and browse the full Epson projector lineup for adjacent signage and presentation options. For conventional meeting-room duty, consider our PowerLite 119W.

Key Features

• Accent lighting and projection in one fixture — Simultaneously illuminates and projects content onto walls, floors, and merchandise for experiential retail and signage.
• 2,200 lumens equal color and white brightness — 3LCD technology delivers consistent, saturated color rather than washed-out output under ambient store lighting.
• Laser light source up to 20,000 hours — Removes lamp replacement from the maintenance cycle for fixtures in elevated or hard-to-access positions.
• WXGA 1280 x 800 native resolution — 16:10 aspect ratio with a 2,500,000:1 contrast ratio for crisp graphics and deep blacks.
• 1.6x optical zoom with flexible throw — 18.2–28.4 mm focal range covers varied mounting distances; front, ceiling, and rear projection supported.
• Networked and standalone playback — Wireless LAN and HDMI input plus an optional internal media player support both managed and self-contained content.
• White spotlight design — Track- and ceiling-mountable housing blends into brighter commercial interiors and showrooms.

Typical Applications

• Retail displays and in-store digital signage
• Museum and gallery exhibits and projection mapping
• Showrooms, hospitality, and event spaces
• Branded environments and experiential marketing installations

Technical Specifications

Specifications sourced from Epson's official specification sheet.

Frequently Asked Questions

What surfaces can the LightScene EV110 project onto?
It is designed to project onto walls, floors, columns, merchandise, and a wide range of irregular surfaces and materials, functioning as both a light fixture and a content projector.

How does it mount in a retail or gallery space?
The spotlight-form housing attaches to standard lighting track or can be ceiling-suspended, and supports front, ceiling, and rear projection orientations.

Can it run content without a connected media player?
Yes. It accepts HDMI sources and networked content over wireless LAN, and an optional internal media player slot allows fully standalone operation.

Does the laser light source require lamp replacement?
No. The laser light source is rated for up to 20,000 hours in Normal mode, eliminating routine lamp changes during typical commercial deployment.

Is this suited to continuous commercial use?
Yes. It is purpose-built for retail, signage, and museum environments that run extended daily hours, with the laser engine supporting long-duration operation.

What is the difference between the white and black versions?
Only the housing finish differs. The white model suits brighter retail interiors, while the black model blends into darker ceilings and gallery settings.