NEC MT-800 MT-810 MT-820 LCD Projector Lot 285 Units SVGA 350-700 Lumen

NEC MT-800 MT-810 MT-820 LCD Projector Lot 285 Units SVGA 350-700 Lumen

This is a large wholesale lot consisting of 285 NEC MultiSync portable LCD projectors in three compatible models: 70 units of the MT-800, 170 units of the MT-810, and 45 units of the MT-820. These projectors span a brightness range of 350 to 700 ANSI lumens, making them suitable for various presentation environments and venues. All units are sold as a complete package.

Specifications & What's Included

• Brand: NEC MultiSync
• Models: MT-800, MT-810, MT-820 (all compatible with same accessories and video standards)
• Display Type: SVGA TFT LCD
• Native Resolution: 800×600 pixels (supports 1024×768 in compressed mode)
• Color Depth: 16 Million Colors
• Brightness (ANSI Lumens): MT-800 = 350 lm; MT-810 = 550 lm; MT-820 = 700 lm
• Contrast Ratio: Better than 200:1
• Lens: Power Zoom
• Video Standards Supported: NTSC, PAL, SECAM, NTSC 4.43
• Input Connectors: S-Video, 15-Pin RGB, RCA (composite)
• Audio: Built-in Stereo Speakers
• Power Supply: Dual Voltage 110–240V AC, 50/60Hz
• Weight per Unit: 17.6 lbs (compact portable design)
• Included Accessories: Remote Control (per unit)
• NOT Included: User manuals, carrying cases, lens caps, or additional peripherals
• Lot Composition: 70×MT-800, 170×MT-810, 45×MT-820 (285 projectors total)

Applications

These portable LCD projectors were designed for business presentations, education, training seminars, and event venues. The three-model lineup offers flexibility: the MT-800 with 350 lumens suits smaller conference rooms and classrooms; the MT-810 at 550 lumens handles medium-sized auditoriums and event spaces; the MT-820 at 700 lumens is ideal for larger venues and outdoor daytime use. All three share the same video-input architecture and remote-control interface, making them straightforward to integrate into multi-projector deployments. The built-in stereo speakers support standalone audio playback without external amplification. Compatibility with NTSC, PAL, and SECAM video standards made these projectors suitable for international use. These models were manufactured during the early-to-mid 2000s, when portable projectors were transitioning from CRT to LCD technology and when component video (RGB) and S-Video remained standard presentation interfaces before HDMI became ubiquitous. A lot of this size is typically purchased by resellers, refurbishment houses, schools, training centers, or rental companies seeking bulk inventory.