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Sony VPLFHZ85/W 7300 lumen WUXGA 3LCD laser business projector

SKU CH-4RQC-VR6HJ MPN VPLFHZ85/W

Delivers 7300 lumen WUXGA laser projection with 1.39 to 2.23:1 throw ratio and 70% vertical lens shift for flexible installation

  • Screen diagonalMin Image Size: 40 in Max Image Size: 600 in
  • Image brightness7300 ANSI lumen
  • Panel resolution1920 × 1080
  • Screen ratio16:10
  • Projection ratio1.39:1-2.23:1
  • Video inputsVideo Input: Video input connector: BNC, Audio input connect
  • 7300 ANSI lumens deliver bright images in well-lit rooms
  • WUXGA 1920 x 1200 native resolution shows sharp detail
  • 39 to 2.23:1 throw ratio allows flexible placement
  • Vertical lens shift up to 70% overcomes ceiling obstacles
  • Laser light source reduces maintenance compared to lamp models

7300 lumen laser projector

The Sony VPL-FHZ85/W is a 7300 lumen WUXGA 3LCD laser projector designed for professional installations. Its white cabinet and compact form suit mid-size corporate, education and public venues that need consistently bright, colour-rich images. Laser light source removes lamp replacement cycles and supports long operating periods with stable output.

Suited users and limits

This model suits integrators and AV managers who need high brightness, flexible lens shift and network control for ceiling-mounted setups in lit rooms. Buyers who require 4K native resolution or higher contrast ratios for dark-room cinema should look at different technology. Installations needing ultra-short throw distances or portrait orientation without extra accessories are not a fit.

1.39–2.23:1 throw ratio

The zoom lens covers a throw ratio of 1.39:1 to 2.23:1, which determines how far the projector must sit from the screen for a given image width. Vertical lens shift of +70% adds placement freedom when ceiling obstacles or existing AV gear limit mounting positions. Measure the intended throw distance and screen size to confirm this range matches the room layout.

How it compares

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Price $5,382.99
Pricier than about 92% of the 608 comparable items (median $157.99).
Screen diagonal Min Image Size: 40 in Max Image Size: 600 in
Lower than about 70% of the 141 comparable items (median 110 in).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameSONY
Model nameVPL-FHZ85
Part numberVPLFHZ85/W
Case colorWhite
Product typeLaser
Display
Screen diagonalMin Image Size: 40 in
Max Image Size: 600 in
Image brightness7300 ANSI lumen
Panel resolution1920 × 1080
Screen ratio16:10
Projection ratio1.39:1-2.23:1
Ports & slots
Video inputsVideo Input: Video input connector: BNC, Audio input connector: Shared with input A
Video Interface: HDMI
Network Connectivity: LAN
Size & build
Shipping weight17.24 kg
Package size625 × 569 × 330 mm

Questions about this item

How do I confirm the projector is delivering the rated 7300 ANSI lumen brightness after installation?

Check the on-screen information menu for the measured light-output reading; it should show 7300 ANSI lumen when the laser is at full power and the lens aperture is fully open.

What cables and accessories are included in the box versus what must be purchased separately?

The box contains the projector, AC power cord, remote control with batteries, and quick-start guide; optional lenses, HDMI or BNC cables, and ceiling-mount hardware are sold separately.

Which native resolution version should I choose for detailed WUXGA content — 1920 x 1080 or 1920 x 1200?

The VPL-FHZ85/W has a native WUXGA panel of 1920 x 1200 pixels, so it displays full 16:10 detail without scaling; the 1920 x 1080 figure refers to a supported signal format, not the panel itself.

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