
Despite its high brightness and jaw-dropping image quality, PT-RQ35K Series is the smallest and lightest 3-Chip DLP™ product in its class and can be transported and installed with just two people. Save on labor costs and enjoy greater convenience when backyard space is limited.A combination of two blue and one red laser expands colour-space reproduction by 114 %*3 over the PT-RQ32K. Vivid red and pure blue reproduction heightens realism for an immersive experience and takes high-resolution content to the next level. Redesigned airflow path, cooling system, and finless radiator reinforce reliability. Dynamic Digital Control regulates red laser output and cooling for consistent image quality. Expect 20,000 hours of maintenance-free projection with backup input and laser failover circuitry offering peace of mind when projection can’t be interrupted.
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Brightness | 30,500 lm / 32,000 lm (center) | |
Resolution | 4K (3840x2400 px) | WUXGA (1920x1200 px) |
Revolutionizing Projection with Streamlined Workflow
World's Smallest and Lightest 30,000-lumen-class 3-Chip DLP™ Projector*1 | |
Despite its high brightness and image quality, PT-RQ35K Series is the smallest and lightest 3-Chip DLP™ product in its class and can be transported and installed with two people. Save on labor and enjoy greater convenience when storage space is limited. PT-RQ35K Series is 40 %*2 smaller than the current PT-RQ32K, and its footprint is almost equivalent to the PT-RQ22K. With its manageable size and weight, PT-RQ35K Series creates exciting new opportunities for high-brightness projection in venues where installation space is limited. *1 As of August 2020, *2 By cabinet volume according to internal research |
Smart Projector Control with NFC Function*1 | |
Smart Projector Control is an application for iOS and Android™ devices. The app lets you prepare the PT-RQ35K Series for setup before power is available on site. Adjust settings such as Projector ID and IP address with the projector unplugged using NFC function (which can be set to read/write, read-only, or turned off). Navigate and configure OSD settings without projecting the menu. As well as enabling various lens adjustments, the app lets you focus the projection using your smartphone camera*2 from distances of up to 30 m*3 (98 ft) away. To quickly and easily connect the projector to the wireless network*2, scan a QR Code displayed on the projector’s Information Monitor. There’s no need for manual SSID selection and password entry. Smart Projector Control makes it easier to set up and control multiple projectors right from your device’s touchscreen. For more information, visit the Smart Projector Control website. *1 Projectors sold in some countries or regions require an ET-NUK10 Upgrade Kit available from PASS to activate NFC function. See NFC Regional Compatibility List for details, *2 Some devices do not support projector autofocus function, *3 When projecting a 300-inch image. Maximum distance is 3 m (10 ft) for a 100-inch image, *4 Requires optional AJ-WM50 Wireless Module. |
Remote Preview for a Smooth Start to Your Event | |
Remote Preview lets projectionists confirm video-signal integrity by viewing thumbnails of the input signal on a laptop prior to projection. Accessed via software or web browser, Remote Preview works with the projector in Standby or with the shutter on. It’s useful at events such as concerts where opportunities to check content on screen are limited due to stage traffic and other logistical factors. Remote Preview reduces chance of errors before the performance, and if an error is detected, helps narrow down the possible cause to the signal. |
Preactivated Upgrade Kits for Geo Pro Software | |
Optional upgrade kits bundled with free Geometry Manager Pro software*1 usually require activation with license keys. With PT-RQ35K Series projectors, however, these kits come preactivated with your Geo Pro download. As well as bitmap masking, the kits save installers time by automatically and simultaneously calibrating edge-blends using an external camera*2. This task otherwise requires manual brightness, colour, and black-level calibration of each projector. Register PT-RQ35K Series projectors and download Geometry Manager Pro with free preactivated upgrade kits at PASS. *1 Register your projector at PASS to download free Geometry Manager Pro software for PC. Mac OS is not supported, *2 Compatible cameras: Panasonic AW-HE70/AW-UE70 and Nikon D5200/D5300/D5500/D5600. Installation of free software plug-in required before camera connection. Visit PASS for more information. |
Information Monitor | |
To simplify setup and streamline operation, PT-RQ35K Series features an Information Monitor near the control panel. The high-visibility screen offers menu navigation via arrow keys and provides a convenient way to configure network settings such as Projector ID without projecting the OSD menu. During operation, it shows projector status including temperature, runtime, error codes, and input signal information. |
Compatible with Our 3-Chip DLP™ Projector Lens Lineup* | |
Share optional lenses between Panasonic 3-Chip DLP™ projectors in your inventory and the new PT-RQ35K Series projectors. Our lineup of 18 lenses comprises fixed and zoom lenses that adapt to venues of any scale; a groundbreaking ET-D3LEF70 Fisheye Lens for dome projection in planetariums; and the new ET-D3LEU100 Ultra-Short-Throw Lens (0.370:1, WUXGA) and ET-D3LEW200 Short-Throw Zoom Lens (0.645–0.850:1, WUXGA). These glass lenses produce spectacular images from short throw-distances with zero offset (eliminating the gap between the edge of the image and projector’s mounting surface) and are ideal for theme-parks, museums, performance venues, and other experiential applications. Both equip wide-range powered Vertical and Horizontal Lens Shift, while the ET-D3LEW200 increases location flexibility with powered optical zoom. * Excluding dedicated lenses for the PT-RQ50K. | ![]() |
Spellbinding Picture Quality
Red and Blue Lasers for Deep, Accurate Colour | |
A combination of two blue and one red laser module expands colour-gamut reproduction to 114 %* of the PT-RQ32K with 91 % DCI coverage, saturating the screen in lavish colour and drawing the audience deeper into the artist’s world. Optimized blue-laser wavelengths achieve truer blue while the red laser intensifies red expression for a greater sense of realism. * In comparison to the PT-RQ32K according to internal research. |
Gradation Smoother Reduces Banding [PT-RQ35K Only] | |
PT-RQ35K Series is first to equip Panasonic’s new Gradation Smoother function. It reduces banding noise in gradients of shaded colour evident in content that lacks the optimal colour bit-depth. Operators can select three levels* of image correction appropriate to the severity of the problem, or disable the function when it’s not needed. Gradation Smoother is your go-to solution when banding is evident in the projection, but there’s no time to re-edit the content. * Projectors ship with Gradation Smoother set at a factory default of [2]. |
Flexible Black-Level Adjustment | |
Edge-blend uniformity on curved screens is difficult to achieve with line-based black-level border adjustment. Warped image-edges result in unequal blend-widths, and a lack of uniformity in overlapping areas is exposed when dark scenes are projected. PT-RQ35K Series gains new black-level calibration that allows black borders to be reshaped to suit screen curvature using up to 17 control points in much the same way as our Free Grid function. Adjacent images can be matched within a 0.5-dot margin—ideal for 4K video projection—while a wider range of adjustment in finer increments is also enabled. |
Quad Pixel Drive [PT-RQ35K Only] | |
Quad Pixel Drive is an original Panasonic technology based on 1920 x 1200-pixel (WUXGA) DMD chips. It rapidly shifts each pixel vertically and horizontally to produce an image with a maximum physical resolution of 3840 x 2400 pixels (4K/16:10). Quad Pixel Drive can interpolate three additional video frames to create 240 Hz* video from a native 60 Hz source, losing none of its filmlike detail to motion blur even when tracking fast-moving action or during slow-panning shots. * Refresh-rates vary depending on vertical scanning frequency. Maximum frame-rate for 4K video projection is 60 Hz. |
Stable Design for Reliable Operation
Dynamic Digital Control for Stable Colour Performance | |
While red lasers heighten colour expression, their successful implementation has been challenged by inherent sensitivity to temperature fluctuations. Dynamic Digital Control solves the problem by modulating red-laser output frame-by-frame to achieve optimal RGB balance according to colour requirements and operating temperature, which is managed by a discrete cooling system. With stability guaranteed, multiple lasers are free to unleash awesome colour with luxuriant reds and pure blues taking the viewer closer to the artist’s intention. |
Shielded Laser Drive with Finless Radiator | |
Hermetically sealed DMDs, shielded laser drive, and separate filterless cooling systems for each light source are reinforced by a new finless radiator that’s about 30 % more effective than previous designs. The projectors are exhaustively tested to exceed the industry’s toughest dustproofing guidelines, and are made in Japan to uncompromising quality standards. Expect 20,000 hours of maintenance-free projection at full brightness with high colour uniformity right through to your next refresh cycle. | ![]() |
Backup Input Guarantees Picture Display | |
When the Backup Input setting is enabled and the source device is configured to output an identical signal to the projector’s primary and secondary input terminals, it can automatically switch between signals in as little as 0.3 seconds whenever the primary signal is interrupted or restored. No screen-blanking occurs when switching. Maintain image display in situations when projection must not be interrupted. |
Multi-Laser Drive Engine with Failover Redundancy Circuits | |
Multiple Laser modules are equipped with Panasonic’s unique Failover Circuitry. If a single laser diode fails, only diodes in the affected series are bypassed rather than all of the diodes in the module, as is the case with some competitive laser projectors. Projection continues uninterrupted with imperceptible loss in brightness. Failover Circuitry adds another layer of insurance in situations where image display must be maintained. |
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Edinburgh TattooThe Projection Studio utilises high brightness Panasonic projectors to accompany world famous military spectacle
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Laser puts a brighter shine on London eventsChurch House Westminster upgrades flagship Assembly Hall to 4K
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World Nature Forum - Case Study - UnescoThe Swiss alpine glaciers shine bright thanks to Panasonic projectors and displays.
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Lighting up Prague at the Signal FestivalAV Media uses Panasonic projection to bring artwork to life
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RIBA achieves a technology blueprintThe Royal Institute of British Architects uses Panasonic technology to help create unique event spaces
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Panasonic and NovaLine bring André Hazes back to life as a hologramGrand unveiling during “Holland zingt Hazes” with a 30K laser projection onto a screen invisible to the naked eye
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Panasonic's imposing projection of PasschendaeleCreative Technology has installed 58 Panasonic projectors as part of the 100th anniversary commemorations of the Battle of Passchendaele in Belgium.
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Projection mapping makes a splash for FINAHungarian visual technology service provider Visualpower together with projection mapping experts Maxin10sity and Bordos.ArtWorks use 50 high brightness Panasonic projectors to create a spectacular 3D projection mapping on Buda Castle during the opening of the FINA swimming world championships.
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The Festival of Lights - Lyon 2016Festival of Lights in Lyon attracts millions of spectators every year. With the help of Panasonic projectors, Urbanscreen staged an impressive light show at the Musée des Confluences during the event in December 2016.
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MICO Case StudyFiera Milano Congressi is refreshing the layout at MiCo with 36 Panasonic projectors, including 30 PT-RZ770 and 6 PT-DZ21K2, while a fibre optic signal routing ensures top quality throughout.
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Creating a cultural splash in HullQED utilises Panasonic high brightness laser projectors to deliver a spectacular architectural projection mapping event at The Deep in Hull, which was also used as a live TV broadcast backdrop for the announcement of the winner of the UK City of Culture 2021.
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Stunning northern lights projection lights up York MinsterPanasonic 17,000 lumens projectors implemented by The Projection Studio for jaw dropping projections at York Minster
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AV technology is the story at Media City BergenInstallation of Panasonic technology across Media City Bergen creates a modern, technologically advanced media hub.
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Panasonic videomapping adds stardust to "David Bowie Is" experienceCreating an interactive trip combining art and technology for over 130,000 visitors to special Bowie exhibition
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Panasonic walks on the wild side at the 'ZOO of Life'
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Laser projection contributes to the learning experience at Tilburg University
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Delivering a symphony of light at the Royal Albert Hall.Panasonic projectors have been used to tell a remarkable visual and musical story commemorating the centenary of the First World War at both the opening night of the BBC Proms and the Edinburgh International Festival.
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Projection Artworks choose Panasonic’s brightest laser projectors for the tallest projection mapping show ever undertaken.Panasonic has partnered with Projection Artworks to redefine the limits of projection mapping.
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Japonismes 2018: Panasonic Business projectors help to illuminate the Eiffel TowerIn September 2018, the Eiffel Tower took on Japanese colours to celebrate the 160th anniversary of Franco-Japanese friendship "Japonismes 2018". Panasonic provided its high brightness projectors to allow Motoko Ishii and Akari-Lisa Ishii to create a unique light show on the Eiffel Tower.
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Riding the Storm with Panasonic ProjectorsPanasonic projectors were used to create a sold-out musical theatre show using over a 100 Friesian horses.
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Pushing the boundaries of light, space and sound for Blackpool's Lightpool festivalPanasonic projectors map the Empress Ballroom during the launch of Blackpool’s 2018 Lightpool Festival
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The CCD welcomes Panasonic AV in to events offeringThe Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD) offers a packaged solution for clients meeting their technical requirements. At the heart of the AV offering is Panasonic projection and display.
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Panasonic projectors map ‘Into the Forest’Projection mapping Waltham Forest Town Hall in celebration of Waltham being named the London Borough of Culture
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Panasonic lights up the stage for Bastille and The Human League.Panasonic PT-RZ21K and PT-RZ31K projectors were selected to produce stage content for two major UK bands, The Human League and Bastille on their European tours.
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Panasonic projectors on board the Celebrity EdgeVIDELIO HMS equipped the Celebrity Edge on-board theatre with Panasonic projectors to create spectacular stage designs for all passengers to enjoy.
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Public Library of the Year Demands Reliability from Cameras and ProjectorsAwarded as Public Library of the Year, listed in TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places, and winner of the AZ Award, Oodi library in Helsinki, Finland has received a number of nominations for its functional and inspiring ambience. 3 million visitors during its first year prove that there is plenty to see and do in Helsinki’s new living room: not just a library, Oodi is home to studios, editing rooms, coworking and learning spaces and a movie theatre.
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MDH UniversityWhen a Swedish University wanted to build a new campus that would be the best place to study and work, it turned to Panasonic for its varied projector and camera requirements.
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Nobel Week LightsProjection mapping a celebration of man’s understanding of Space onto Stockholm’s iconic City Hall was an ideal challenge for Panasonic projectors.
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IOC Museum case studyIOC Museum case study
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A Magical Journey Into Hans Christian Andersen's WonderlandA Magical Journey Into Hans Christian Andersen's Wonderland
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Mvision creates a mapping project at the Palais Garnier with Panasonic’s PT-RQ50K projectorsDashboard generated file: "Mvision creates a mapping project at the Palais Garnier with Panasonic’s PT-RQ50K projectors"
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PT-RQ35K Series Catalog PDF (English)Catalog PDF: PT-RQ35K/RZ34K (English)
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Projectors Quick reference guide EuropeProjectors Quick reference guide Europe
Accessories and Software
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Digital Interface Box
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DIGITAL LINK Switcher
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Lenses for 3-Chip DLP < 35.000 lumens
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Interface board/conversion cable
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Early Warning System
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DIGITAL LINK Switcher - Simple AV control integrationET-YFB200G
2 x DIGITAL LINK (based on HDBaseT™ technology) terminals output uncompressed HD digital video, audio and command signals to two projectors/displays.
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Fisheye lens making dome projection a realityET-D3LEF70
A wide 91.5° viewing angle achieves maximum screen coverage with a single projector.
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE10
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 1.3-1.7:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE20
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 1.3-1.7:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE30
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 2.4-4.7:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE40
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 4.6-7.4:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE6
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 0.9-1.1:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lensET-D75LE8
Zoom lens for 3-Chip DLP lens 7.3-13.8:1 throw ratio (WUXGA)
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Ultra short-throw detachable lens for 3-DLP projectorsET-D75LE95
Enables large-screen projection from a short distance.
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Early Warning Software - Easy predictive maintenanceET-SWA100
Monitors projectors and displays through intranet and detects or predicts abnormality or symptoms of trouble. Minimizes downtime and saves time and costs...
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Interface board/conversion cable
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12G-SDI signal board
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DVI-D input signal board
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HDMI input signal board
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Eurovision Song Contest 2014 behind the sceneThe Danish AV CENTER and Panasonic contributed to one of the biggest shows in the competition’s history by proving a superb visual experience for the audience and the contestants in the green room.Tue, 10/06/2014 - 13:43Coldplay - Creating a Sky Full of StarsHow Panasonic projectors supplied by XL Video were used to create a state of the art video show for the launch of Coldplay’s latest album ‘Ghost Stories’Mon, 03/11/2014 - 18:13A bright start to Bucharest anniversary celebrations104 Panasonic projectors have been used to create one of the world’s largest architectural video mapping shows to celebrate the 555th anniversary of BucharestWed, 19/11/2014 - 08:04The Forum of Augustus: virtual reconstruction with PanasonicRight inside one of Rome's archaeological sites, an entirely unique visual experience recreating the splendour of an Imperial Forum, using perfectly synchronised projections from 33 Panasonic projectors.Wed, 19/11/2014 - 11:53A Magical Journey Into Hans Christian Andersen's WonderlandOdense City Hall exploded in a spectacular and magical 3D light show that thrilled thousands of visitors during HC Andersen Festivals. Panasonic played a crucial role in the fairy tale.Tue, 24/02/2015 - 14:19Shortening the distance at the London MarathonUltra-short throw lenses make high brightness projection possible atThe London MarathonFri, 22/05/2015 - 09:19Lightpool - semi-permanent projection mappingWar Productions chooses 14 Panasonic 17,000 lumen projectors for a semi–permanent digital mapping show at Blackpool Tower.Tue, 19/01/2016 - 10:18MAKING MAGIC IN MOSCOWPanasonic projectors help create world’s largest projected image at the Circle of Light festivalWed, 16/03/2016 - 17:27
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Nobel Banquet - Making the impossible possibleTRANSFORMING THE DEEP RED BRICK WALLS OF STOCKHOLMS CITY HALL INTO MIND BLOWING VISUALS WITH PANASONIC PT-DZ21K LARGE VENUE PROJECTOR.Thu, 17/03/2016 - 17:25A spectacular Kabuki spectaclePanasonic helps create one of the world’s largest water screen productions at the Bellagio Hotel in Las VegasWed, 25/05/2016 - 15:19Colosseum Projection Case Study - enPanasonic high brightness projectors used to help commemorate the 150th anniversary of diplomatic relations between Italy and JapanThu, 23/06/2016 - 10:15Bringing back the brightness in BucharestPanasonic flagship projector used for projection mapping on façade of the Bucharest Palace of ParliamentTue, 28/06/2016 - 08:07High Brightness on the High SeasAmptown System Company uses Panasonic projection to help create a unique entertainment space for Royal Caribbean InternationalWed, 27/07/2016 - 16:27Edinburgh TattooThe Projection Studio utilises high brightness Panasonic projectors to accompany world famous military spectacleMon, 26/09/2016 - 12:43Laser puts a brighter shine on London eventsChurch House Westminster upgrades flagship Assembly Hall to 4KWed, 30/11/2016 - 08:03World Nature Forum - Case Study - UnescoThe Swiss alpine glaciers shine bright thanks to Panasonic projectors and displays.Thu, 19/01/2017 - 09:40
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Elbphilharmonie - Case Study - enPanasonic’s 31,000 lumens laser projectors used as part of spectacular inauguration of Hamburg’s new concert hallMon, 20/02/2017 - 13:38Laser goes round the globe with DrakePRG XL Video help create a highlight for Drake’s Boy Meets World Europe Tour using PT-RZ31K, d3 and BlacktraxTue, 18/04/2017 - 09:01Electronics meets crafts at Fuori Salone, MilanoPanasonic's exhibition wins Milan Design Award for Best StorytellingWed, 10/05/2017 - 08:43Lighting up Prague at the Signal FestivalAV Media uses Panasonic projection to bring artwork to lifeWed, 10/05/2017 - 08:46RIBA achieves a technology blueprintThe Royal Institute of British Architects uses Panasonic technology to help create unique event spacesThu, 24/08/2017 - 07:28Panasonic and NovaLine bring André Hazes back to life as a hologramGrand unveiling during “Holland zingt Hazes” with a 30K laser projection onto a screen invisible to the naked eyeWed, 30/08/2017 - 10:53Panasonic's imposing projection of PasschendaeleCreative Technology has installed 58 Panasonic projectors as part of the 100th anniversary commemorations of the Battle of Passchendaele in Belgium.Fri, 10/11/2017 - 14:03Projection mapping makes a splash for FINAHungarian visual technology service provider Visualpower together with projection mapping experts Maxin10sity and Bordos.ArtWorks use 50 high brightness Panasonic projectors to create a spectacular 3D projection mapping on Buda Castle during the opening of the FINA swimming world championships.Wed, 22/11/2017 - 10:47
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The Festival of Lights - Lyon 2016Festival of Lights in Lyon attracts millions of spectators every year. With the help of Panasonic projectors, Urbanscreen staged an impressive light show at the Musée des Confluences during the event in December 2016.Fri, 08/12/2017 - 09:53MICO Case StudyFiera Milano Congressi is refreshing the layout at MiCo with 36 Panasonic projectors, including 30 PT-RZ770 and 6 PT-DZ21K2, while a fibre optic signal routing ensures top quality throughout.Mon, 22/01/2018 - 14:05Creating a cultural splash in HullQED utilises Panasonic high brightness laser projectors to deliver a spectacular architectural projection mapping event at The Deep in Hull, which was also used as a live TV broadcast backdrop for the announcement of the winner of the UK City of Culture 2021.Tue, 20/02/2018 - 15:33Lifting the curtain on Örebro mappingFor the third year, Örebro County Theater sets up a facade show at Örebro Theater as a way of creating visual art, accessible to all.Mon, 28/05/2018 - 12:33Stunning northern lights projection lights up York MinsterPanasonic 17,000 lumens projectors implemented by The Projection Studio for jaw dropping projections at York MinsterMon, 09/07/2018 - 15:06AV technology is the story at Media City BergenInstallation of Panasonic technology across Media City Bergen creates a modern, technologically advanced media hub.Wed, 22/08/2018 - 08:07Panasonic videomapping adds stardust to "David Bowie Is" experienceCreating an interactive trip combining art and technology for over 130,000 visitors to special Bowie exhibitionWed, 05/09/2018 - 09:52Panasonic walks on the wild side at the 'ZOO of Life'Fri, 07/09/2018 - 11:29
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Laser projection contributes to the learning experience at Tilburg UniversityMon, 22/10/2018 - 07:20Delivering a symphony of light at the Royal Albert Hall.Panasonic projectors have been used to tell a remarkable visual and musical story commemorating the centenary of the First World War at both the opening night of the BBC Proms and the Edinburgh International Festival.Thu, 01/11/2018 - 09:49Projection Artworks choose Panasonic’s brightest laser projectors for the tallest projection mapping show ever undertaken.Panasonic has partnered with Projection Artworks to redefine the limits of projection mapping.Thu, 01/11/2018 - 09:49Japonismes 2018: Panasonic Business projectors help to illuminate the Eiffel TowerIn September 2018, the Eiffel Tower took on Japanese colours to celebrate the 160th anniversary of Franco-Japanese friendship "Japonismes 2018". Panasonic provided its high brightness projectors to allow Motoko Ishii and Akari-Lisa Ishii to create a unique light show on the Eiffel Tower.Tue, 20/11/2018 - 12:37Riding the Storm with Panasonic ProjectorsPanasonic projectors were used to create a sold-out musical theatre show using over a 100 Friesian horses.Mon, 03/12/2018 - 13:05Pushing the boundaries of light, space and sound for Blackpool's Lightpool festivalPanasonic projectors map the Empress Ballroom during the launch of Blackpool’s 2018 Lightpool FestivalThu, 07/03/2019 - 14:43The CCD welcomes Panasonic AV in to events offeringThe Convention Centre Dublin (The CCD) offers a packaged solution for clients meeting their technical requirements. At the heart of the AV offering is Panasonic projection and display.Thu, 07/03/2019 - 15:23Panasonic projectors map ‘Into the Forest’Projection mapping Waltham Forest Town Hall in celebration of Waltham being named the London Borough of CultureFri, 12/04/2019 - 10:21
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Panasonic lights up the stage for Bastille and The Human League.Panasonic PT-RZ21K and PT-RZ31K projectors were selected to produce stage content for two major UK bands, The Human League and Bastille on their European tours.Tue, 14/05/2019 - 12:24Panasonic projectors on board the Celebrity EdgeVIDELIO HMS equipped the Celebrity Edge on-board theatre with Panasonic projectors to create spectacular stage designs for all passengers to enjoy.Wed, 15/05/2019 - 12:19Public Library of the Year Demands Reliability from Cameras and ProjectorsAwarded as Public Library of the Year, listed in TIME Magazine’s World’s Greatest Places, and winner of the AZ Award, Oodi library in Helsinki, Finland has received a number of nominations for its functional and inspiring ambience. 3 million visitors during its first year prove that there is plenty to see and do in Helsinki’s new living room: not just a library, Oodi is home to studios, editing rooms, coworking and learning spaces and a movie theatre.Mon, 27/04/2020 - 09:53MDH UniversityWhen a Swedish University wanted to build a new campus that would be the best place to study and work, it turned to Panasonic for its varied projector and camera requirements.Tue, 19/01/2021 - 13:02Nobel Week LightsProjection mapping a celebration of man’s understanding of Space onto Stockholm’s iconic City Hall was an ideal challenge for Panasonic projectors.Tue, 19/01/2021 - 13:03A Magical Journey Into Hans Christian Andersen's WonderlandA Magical Journey Into Hans Christian Andersen's WonderlandTue, 24/09/2019 - 08:44Mvision creates a mapping project at the Palais Garnier with Panasonic’s PT-RQ50K projectorsDashboard generated file: "Mvision creates a mapping project at the Palais Garnier with Panasonic’s PT-RQ50K projectors"Fri, 26/02/2021 - 06:43
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PT-RQ35K Series Catalog PDF (English)Catalog PDF: PT-RQ35K/RZ34K (English)Fri, 28/02/2020 - 09:22Projectors Quick reference guide EuropeProjectors Quick reference guide EuropeWed, 24/02/2021 - 07:31
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Dimensions (W x H x D) | Approx. 598 x 353 x 780 mm (23 17/32˝ x 13 29/32˝ x 30 23/32˝ ) (not including protruding parts) |
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Power Consumption | 2,450 W (Standby: 13 W) |
Lens | Optional (no lens included with this model) |
Resolution | WUXGA (1920 x 1200 pixels) |
Operating Environment | Operating temperature: 0–45 °C (32–113 °F*7), operating humidity: 10–80 % (no condensation) |
Keystone Correction Range | Vertical: ±45 ° (± 40 ° with ET-D75LE10/ET-D3LEW10/ET-D75LE20/ET-D3LES20, ±28 ° with ET-D75LE6/ET-D3LEW60, ±22 ° with ET-D3LEW50, ±15 ° with ET-D3LEW200, ±8 ° with ET-D3LEU100, +5 ° with ET-D75LE95), Horizontal: ±40 ° (±15 ° with ET-D3LEW50/ET-D75LE6/ET-D3LEW60, ±5 ° with ET-D3LEU100/ET-D3LEW200, 0 ° with ET-D75LE95) When [VERTICAL KEYSTONE] and [HORIZONTAL KEYSTONE] are used simultaneously, correction cannot be made exceeding a total of 55 °. |
Applicable Software | Logo Transfer Software, Multi Monitoring & Control Software, Early Warning Software, Smart Projector Control for iOS/Android™ |
Contrast Ratio*1 | 20,000:1 (Full On/Full Off, Dynamic Contrast [3]) |
Power Supply | AC 200 V–240 V (Light output will decrease when using the projector with AC 100 V to AC 120 V) |
Light Source | Laser diodes (Blue LD, Red LD) |
Terminals | DVI-D In | DVI-D 24-pin x 1 (DVI 1.0 compliant, compatible with HDCP) (Single-link only) |
Terminals | Serial In | D-sub 9-pin (female) x 1 for external control (RS-232C compliant) |
Terminals | LAN | RJ-45 x 1 for network connection, PJLink™ (Class 2) compatible, 10Base-T/100Base-TX, Art-Net compatible |
Terminals | DC Out | USB Type A x 2 (for power supply, DC 5 V total of 2 A) |
DLP™ Chip | Panel Size | 24.4 mm (0.96 in) diagonal (16:10 aspect ratio) |
DLP™ Chip | Display Method | DLP™ chip x 3, DLP™ projection system |
Terminals | SDI In | BNC x 1: 3G/HD-SDI input |
Terminals | HDMI In | HDMI x 1 (Deep Color, compatible with HDCP 2.2, 4K/60p signal input*5 ) |
Terminals | Serial Out | D-sub 9-pin (male) x 1 for link control (RS-232C compliant) |
Terminals | USB | USB connector (Type A) x 1 for optional Wireless Module (AJ-WM50 Series)/USB Memory Stick |
Terminals | DIGITAL LINK | RJ-45 x 1 for network and DIGITAL LINK connection (HDBaseT™ compliant), 100Base-TX, compatible with Art-Net, PJLink™ (Class 2), Deep Color, HDCP 2.2, 4K/60p signal input*5 |
Terminals | Remote 2 In | D-sub 9-pin (female) x 1 for external control (parallel) |
Terminals | Expansion Slot | SLOT (one terminal, vacant) for interface boards, SLOT NX compatible |
Light output | 30,500 lm*1 /32,000 lm (Center)*2 |
Terminals | REMOTE 1 IN | M3 stereo mini-jack x 1 for wired remote control |
Terminals | REMOTE 1 OUT | M3 stereo mini-jack x 1 for link control |
Operation noise*1 | 49 dB (Normal), 46 dB (Quiet) |
Projector type | 3-Chip DLP™ projector |
DLP™ chip | Number of Pixels | 2,304,000 (1920 x 1200 pixels) x 3 |
Screen size [diagonal] | 1.78–25.4 m (70–1,000 in), 1.78–15.24 m (70–600 in) with ET-D75LE8/ET-D3LET80, 3.05–15.24 m (120–600 in) with ET-D75LE95 |
Center-to-corner zone ratio*1 | 90 % |
Time until light output declines to 50 %*3 | 20,000 hours (NORMAL) |
Lens shift*4 | Vertical(From the origin point of the lens mounter) | ±55 % (+78 %, +68 % with ET-D75LE95, ±48 % with ET-D3LEW200, ±44 % with ET-D75LE6/ET-D3LEW60) (powered) |
Lens shift*4 | Horizontal(From the origin point of the lens mounter) | ±20 % (±15 % with ET-D75LE6/ET-D3LEW60/ET-D3LEW200, ±12 % with ET-D75LE95, +25 %, 0 % with ET-D3LEU100) (powered) |
Note | *1 Measurement, measuring conditions, and method of notation all comply with ISO/IEC 21118: 2020 international standards. Value is average of all products when shipped. *2 Average light-output value of all shipped products measured at center of screen in NORMAL Mode. *3 Around this time, light output will have decreased by approximately 50 %. IEC62087: 2008 Broadcast contents, Normal Mode, Dynamic Contrast [3], under conditions with 35 °C (95 °F), 700 m (2,297 ft) above sea level, and 0.15 mg/m3 of particulate matter. Estimated time until light output decreases to 50 % will vary depending on environment. *4 Lens shift is not supported on the ET-D3LEW50. *5 4K signals are converted to WUXGA (1920 x 1200 pixels) only for the PT-RZ34K. *6 Average value. May differ depending on the actual unit. *7 When optional AJ-WM50 wireless module is attached, operating temperature range becomes 0–40 °C (32–104 °F). The operating environment temperature should be between 0 °C (32 °F) and 40 °C (104 °F) if the projector is used at an altitude between 1,400 m (4,593 ft) and 4,200 m (13,780 ft). |
Weight*6 | 68.6 kg (151.2 lbs) |
Terminals | MULTI PROJECTOR SYNC IN terminal/ 3D SYNC 1 IN/OUT terminal (dual purpose) | BNC x 1 |
Terminals | MULTI PROJECTOR SYNC OUT terminal/ 3D SYNC 2 OUT terminal (dual purpose) | BNC x 1 |

