Epson L690SE PowerLite 6000-Lumen WUXGA Short Throw 3LCD Laser Projector with 4K Enhancement

By EPSON

$5,710.00
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Memorial Day Sale
Save Today on Popular Golf Sim Gear!
Coupon Code
REMEMBER
For the best deal, text 865-248-2729 for items excluded from Discount Code.
Why Buy from Elite Sim Golf
Authorized EPSON Dealer
Premier EPSON Partner.
Ships Same Business Day*
Orders placed before 2PM EST.
Free Shipping on Most Orders
Ships free, may qualify for no sales tax.
Real Golf Experts, Not Bots
Call 866-4-SIM-GOLF anytime.
Ultra-Short Throw For Tight Bays

Massive Image. Almost No Room Required.

The PowerLite L690SE is the projector for the bay that does not have room for a projector. A 0.5–0.7 throw ratio paired with 1.4× optical zoom puts a screen-filling image on a 10-, 12-, or 13-foot impact screen from a mount position just a few feet off the screen face — well in front of the swing, well out of shadow range. Add 6,000 lumens of equal color and white brightness, WUXGA with 4K Enhancement, and a 30,000-hour laser engine, and this becomes an install-once, forget-about-it commercial-grade sim projector in a white chassis that blends into a finished light-colored ceiling.

6,000
Lumens
Equal color and white output
0.5
Throw Ratio
0.5–0.7 with 1.4× optical zoom
4K-E
Enhanced Resolution
WUXGA + 4.6 million pixels on screen
30K
Laser Hours
Extended Mode, filter included
Why The L690SE

Commercial Optics In A Home-Bay Footprint.

The Shortest Throw In The Lineup

At 0.5–0.7:1 this is the tightest throw Epson offers in the PowerLite L short-throw family. Rooms that cannot fit a conventional short-throw projector behind the hitting area can still run a full-size screen.

6,000 Lumens, Color And White

3-chip 3LCD delivers 6,000 lumens of color brightness and 6,000 lumens of white brightness. Single-chip DLP projectors typically publish only white output, so on-screen color holds up better here in a bright garage bay.

4K Enhancement Technology

Pixel-shifting doubles Full HD resolution on screen for 4.6 million pixels. Course textures, scorecard overlays, and ball-flight tracers stay legible at 10 to 13 feet of image width.

Real Lens Shift, Not Just Keystone

Vertical ±50% and horizontal ±20% optical lens shift lets the image be moved without tilting the projector or introducing digital distortion. Mount where the framing allows, then shift the image onto the screen.

Curved Screen Correction

Built-in arc correction, curved surface correction, corner wall, and Quick Corner geometry tools handle curved impact screens and out-of-square rooms without an external processor.

30,000-Hour Maintenance Window

Laser light source and air filter are rated for up to 30,000 hours in Extended Mode. No lamps, no filter service intervals, and a three-year limited warranty with next-business-day whole unit exchange.

Who Is It Best For?

Low-ceiling basements, shallow garages, and any bay where the mount position sits close to the screen. Also the right call for commercial bays that need equal color brightness, 360-degree mounting, HDBaseT distribution, and a projector rated for continuous daily operation.

Throw Geometry & Setup

Mount It Close. Fill The Screen.

Ultra-Short Throw Geometry

The L690SE is built for bays where every foot of depth is spoken for by the swing, the hitting mat, and the launch monitor.

  • 0.5–0.7:1 throw ratio — the tightest in the PowerLite L short-throw range
  • 1.4× optical zoom gives real slack on the mount location
  • Lens shift: vertical ±50%, horizontal ±20%
  • 100″–500″ diagonal image range
  • Supports 16:10, 16:9, 4:3, 16:6, and 21:9 — useful for wide-format sim screens

Installer Checklist

Everything worth confirming before the mount goes into the ceiling.

  • Confirm throw distance with the projector fitment tool for the exact screen size
  • Plan for 20.5 lb and a 17.32″ × 11.97″ × 4.80″ chassis on a universal VESA pattern
  • 360-degree mounting and portrait orientation are both supported
  • Verify ceiling height clears the swing plane before setting drop length
  • Confirm a dedicated circuit — 432 W in Normal Mode
  • No onboard speaker — plan audio through the variable audio out or the sim PC
What Is The L690SE

An Installation Projector Aimed At Simulators.

The PowerLite L690SE is a 3-chip 3LCD laser installation projector with a native WUXGA (1920 × 1200) panel set and 4K Enhancement Technology, finished in black. Epson positions it for floor projection, rear projection, museum work, and golf simulation — applications that all share the same requirement: a very large image from a very short distance, running for long stretches without service.

The laser light source is rated for 20,000 hours in Normal and Quiet modes and up to 30,000 hours in Extended Mode, measured to the point where brightness has dropped by half. For context, a lamp projector in the same bay would need replacement lamps several times a year under heavy use. The sealed air filter carries the same 30,000-hour maintenance rating.

Placement is where this projector earns its keep. The 0.5–0.7 throw ratio with 1.4× optical zoom supports a projected image from 100″ to 500″ diagonal, and the ±50% vertical and ±20% horizontal lens shift means the projector does not have to sit on the screen centerline. Because marketed throw ratios are approximations, do not estimate the mount position by hand — run the exact numbers through the ESG projector fitment tool and throw calculator using the real screen dimensions before drilling.

Ceiling mount notes: the chassis supports 360-degree mounting on a universal VESA pattern, so it can hang inverted from a standard drop mount or sit on a shelf behind the hitting area. Weight is 20.5 lb, so use a rated mount and anchor into structure. Keystone correction (±30° vertical and horizontal), Quick Corner, arc correction, and curved surface correction cover the geometry cleanup on curved or off-axis impact screens.

For simulator software, the L690SE accepts a standard HDMI feed from any sim PC running GSPro, E6 Connect, TGC 2019, or Awesome Golf, at up to 1920 × 1200 at 60 Hz. Two HDMI 2.0 inputs with HDCP 2.3 plus an HDMI output allow a launch monitor PC and a media source to stay connected simultaneously, and the HDBaseT port supports long cable runs from an equipment closet over a single Cat cable.

Everything It Does

The Full L690SE Feature Set.

WUXGA With 4K Enhancement

Native 1920 × 1200 across three 0.67″ C2Fine LCD panels, pixel-shifted to put 4.6 million pixels on screen. Accepts 4K content and scales it to the panel.

0.5–0.7 Short Throw

Manual optical zoom from 1.0× to 1.4× with manual focus and manual corner focus. F-number 1.8–2.0, focal length 7.54–10.55 mm.

6,000 Lumens Of Each

6,000 lumens color light output and 6,000 lumens white light output with 88% typical brightness uniformity and up to 5,000,000:1 contrast.

Geometry Toolkit

Quick Corner, arc correction, curved surface, corner wall, edge blending, and ±30° keystone in both axes. Split screen supports two sources at once.

Wide Aspect Support

4:3, 16:10, 16:9, plus ultra-wide 16:6 and 21:9 with vertical image shift inside the letterbox area — a real advantage on low-ceiling wide bays.

Install-Grade Connectivity

2× HDMI (HDCP 2.3), 1× HDMI out, HDBaseT, RS-232C, wired LAN, USB-A and USB-B, plus NFC configuration and Crestron, Extron, AMX, Control4, and PJLink control.

By The Numbers

L690SE Key Specifications.

Model Number V11HB36020 (White)
Projection System 3-chip 3LCD, 0.67″ C2Fine panels
Native Resolution WUXGA 1920 × 1200 with 4K Enhancement
On-Screen Resolution 4.6 million pixels
Color Brightness 6,000 lumens
White Brightness 6,000 lumens
Contrast Ratio Up to 5,000,000:1
Light Source Laser diode — 20,000 hrs Normal / 30,000 hrs Extended
Throw Ratio 0.5–0.7:1 (optical)
Zoom 1.0–1.4× manual optical
Lens Shift Vertical ±50%, Horizontal ±20%
Keystone Correction ±30° vertical, ±30° horizontal
Screen Size Range 100″–500″ diagonal
Aspect Ratios 4:3, 16:10, 16:9, 16:6, 21:9
Vertical Refresh Up to 60 Hz (23.98/24/25/29.97/30/50/59.94/60)
Inputs 2× HDMI (HDCP 2.3), HDBaseT, USB-A, USB-B, RS-232C, LAN RJ45
Outputs 1× HDMI out, variable audio out (mini stereo)
Wireless Optional ELPAP11 wireless LAN module
Speaker None — external audio required
Fan Noise 36 dB Normal / 26 dB ECO
Power Consumption 432 W Normal / 313 W Quiet and Extended
Mounting 360-degree, universal VESA pattern, front/rear/ceiling
Dimensions (excl. feet) 17.32″ × 11.97″ × 4.80″
Weight 20.5 lb
Warranty Three-year limited, next-business-day whole unit exchange
Dealer Status Elite Sim Golf Authorized Epson Dealer
Compare The Lineup

Epson PowerLite L Short-Throw Models.

Four models, two lenses, two chassis colors. The SE pair is the ultra-short-throw option with 4K Enhancement. The SU pair trades some throw tightness for a longer zoom range, built-in Wi-Fi, and a lower price. Pick the lens first, then pick the color.

PowerLite L695SE
Identical optics to the L690SE in a black chassis.
  • Resolution: WUXGA + 4K Enhancement
  • Brightness: 6,000 lumens color and white
  • Throw Ratio: 0.5–0.7:1
  • Zoom: 1.4× optical
  • Screen Range: 100″–500″
  • Lens Shift: V ±50% / H ±20%
  • Chassis: Black
  • Model: V11HB36120
Best For: Dark ceilings and enclosure interiors where a black projector visually disappears.
PowerLite L690SU / L695SU
Longer throw, wider zoom range, built-in Wi-Fi 6/6E.
  • Resolution: Native WUXGA (accepts 4K signal)
  • Brightness: 6,200 lumens color and white
  • Throw Ratio: 0.79–1.36:1
  • Zoom: 1.7× optical
  • Screen Range: 60″–400″
  • Extras: Wi-Fi 6/6E, AirPlay 2, 10 W speaker
  • Chassis: White (L690SU) or Black (L695SU)
  • Models: V11HB31020 / V11HB31120
Best For: Deeper bays with room to mount farther back, and installs that want wireless casting built in.
Who It’s For

The Answer When The Room Is Too Short.

Choose the PowerLite L690SE when the mount has to live close to the screen, the room has ambient light to fight, and the projector needs to run every day for years without a service call. White chassis, commercial optics, 30,000-hour laser, three-year warranty.

Pair It With An Elite Sim Golf Enclosure

The L690SE is a natural fit for an Eagle 12 or Albatross 13 enclosure where the ceiling drop is tight and the projector has to sit forward of the swing. Confirm the exact mount position against the screen dimensions with the fitment tool before finalizing the frame layout.

Build A Complete SimKit

Configure a full bay around the L690SE — launch monitor, enclosure, impact screen, hitting mat, and mount — with the SimKit Bundle Builder.