Sony Corporation Global Headquarters
Several industry leading eco-conscious Sony products are showcased here, including examples of product-based initiatives from the four Road to Zero environmental Perspectives.
Designed to be brighter, easier to set up, and more energy efficient,
this projector consumes a mere 0.05 watts per lumen and saves energy in many ways.
3 W/lm=lamp power consumption/light output
Refinements in VPL-CW255 optics improve energy efficiency. Despite superb brightness of 4500 lumens2 and a high contrast ratio of approximately 3700:1, the projector consumes less energy than previous models1—about 20% less. This efficiency reduces electricity bills.
1 VPL-CW125 2 In High mode
Use the projector up to 5,000 hours1 before replacing the lamp, thanks to advanced lamp-control technology. Lamps can last about 1.7 times longer2 before replacement is recommended, which saves that much more resources. Dust filters are just as durable and can be replaced at the same time as the lamp. Synchronized replacement makes maintenance easier than for previous projectors, for which lamps and filters are replaced at different times.
1 In Low mode 2 Compared to the VPL-CW125
Simply press a button on the remote or projector for Eco mode, which reduced power consumption by up to 50% relative to previous models.* The lamp can also be dimmed automatically in standby mode, so that saving energy requires no extra effort. Another feature called "picture muting" reduces lamp output by about 70% when no image is needed. In all, the projector reflects careful energy-efficient design.
*According to Sony's calculation for classroom usage.
Compact yet bright (at 4500 lumens*), this standard model is very easy to set up, using a range of adjustments such as lens shift and geometric correction. Energy-saving features and a longer-lasting lamp also make the projector easier on the environment.
*In High mode
