World leading consumer electronics brand, Casio launched its latest line of mercury-free LampFree projectors in Middle East. The new line of projectors combine laser and LED hybrid light source that lasts up to 20,000 hours while sustaining a high brightness. and reduced power consumption by about 45 % resulting in remarkably reduced electricity bills.
The company claims the launch these projectors fall in line with Casio’s continued commitment and support for the ‘Minamata Convention on Mercury,’ an international treaty designed to protect human health and the environment from anthropogenic emissions and releases of mercury and its compounds.
The new line of projectors can be used for education, business and commercial applications. Offered in five different categories, the mercury-free LampFree projectors presents users with key advantages like simple functionality and excellent cost performance; advanced functions that respond to various applications; easy installation in limited space options and offers an enhanced visual communication experience.
Moreover, each projector is highlighted by a dust-resistant design that helps eliminate the constant need to change the filters and sustain high brightness–with speedy projection times of five seconds with no warming up or cooling down time needed.
Koji Naka, managing director for Casio Middle East said: “We are proud to announce the release of our latest line of mercury-free LampFree projectors, which reflects our continuing move to help address the issue of mercury pollution. Our concern for this timely issue has led to the company’s decision to eliminate the use of all mercury-based and emitting products–further resulting in our introduction of the world’s first mercury-free projectors,” he said.
“We believe that the presence of technology serves as a double weapon that should be constantly improved and enhanced. Companies and people today should understand that their behaviour affects the future of coming generations, which prompts them to take action and responsibility to choose the best products that offer safe and healthy experiences,” concluded Naka.
