Buhl's 9014 Overhead Projectors are perfect for general classroom use. Constructed of high-impact molded plastic, the split-case design provides both easy maintenance access and durability.
Features:
- Low maintenance, highly durable plastic case
- Rack and Pinion focusing - 10" x 10" stage
- Dust-free sealed singlet head
- 75 hour lamp life
- 2200 ANSI lumens, EYB 360 watt lamp
- Built-in cord management system
- 3-wire AC cord/safety interlock switch
- 17 watt whisper quiet fan
- Thermal cut off switch
- Lamp changer included (only one lamp supplied)
- 39" Overhead projector cart with 4 casters (2 locking)
- UL/CSA listed
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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Buhl:
Buhl industries is a long established manufacturer of projection and lighting technology, celebrating over 48 years of innovative manufacturing. Buhl Industries is a privately owned company which manufactures projection technology, including
overhead projectors, opaque projectors,
presentation accessories and supplies, lighting components, lighting fixtures,
AV Carts, and Buhl projector lenses.
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