EIKI Professional Projection Systems

EIKI projectors are the industry standard for professional quality, lifetime assurance, and performance. Earth Water Sky is a direct authorized dealer, reseller and installer for all EIKI projectors, specialty lenses, replacement lamps, and a wide range of custom projection screens, projector mounts, projector rigging hardware, and projector accessories.

EIKI Professional Projectors are the ideal choice for any home theater, business presentation, or multimedia presentation. With their reliable operation and superior image clarity, these projectors can transform any space into a vibrant showcase. With more than 10 different models to choose from, EIKI Professional Projectors are sure to have something to fit any need or budget.
The EIKI range of projectors provide superior image clarity for any presentation need. They also provide exceptional contrast between light and dark colors to create sharper images and wider viewing angles. With great contrast ratios and bright-colored images, these projectors create captivating images and presentations. The EIKI projectors also feature a number of options such as easy input selection, automatic lamp life adjustment, and a long life lamp to ensure reliable operation.
One of the most important benefits of the EIKI Professional Projectors is their noise dampening technology. This ensures no disruption during presentations and movies that require a silent environment. The built-in noise dampening technology can also be used while various sound sources are playing in a conference room. This helps ensure that the presentation is heard and seen clearly, without noise interference causing any disruption.
The EIKI Professional Projectors also come with a range of useful features that make installation and operation hassle-free. These include easy lens swapping, along with a range of optional lenses to meet all needs. For larger presentations, optional lenses can be used to cover more area, while smaller lens sizes are great for confined spaces. The easy lens fitting ensures that the projector is always in the best position to provide excellent image quality and performance.
In addition to their superior performance, the EIKI Professional Projectors also come with a host of additional features. These include integrated set-up guides and remote controllable settings, allowing for easy adjustability and tailored use. With a range of inputs, users can connect their laptop, DVD player, iPad, and other devices for the perfect presentation.
EIKI Professional Projectors are a great choice for home theaters, business presentations, or multimedia presentations. With superior image clarity, built-in noise dampening, and a wide range of features, these projectors provide reliable performance in any setting. For the best in reliability and performance, it’s hard to look past the EIKI Professional Projectors.

About Eiki

The name “EIKI” results from the phonetic spelling of the combination of the Japanese words for “picture” (the sound “ei” as in “the letter A” or the word “face”) and “machine” (the sounds “k” and “I” as in the word “key”). Think of “A-key to better communication”, and you’ll think of EIKI. Founded in 1953 in Osaka, Japan to manufacture technology for classroom instruction, Eiki Industrial Co., Ltd., quickly recognized it possessed special expertise in the engineering of 16mm Film Projectors, and set out to design and build the best classroom film handling equipment possible through a process of continual improvement. The company has been responsible for many innovative breakthroughs, perhaps the most dramatic being the modularization of the 16mm projector. Since inception the projector has become not only more sophisticated, but also more complicated and costly to manufacture and maintain. Most manufacturers considered the technology “mature”. But not this company. Applying simple concepts, company engineers designed a projector that utilized about half the moving parts of popular projectors of the day, and put 80% of those moving parts on 4 modules (sub-assemblies). The result was a projector that cost less to manufacture, was far more reliable, and much easier to repair than any other. This focus on quality made the company the largest selling 16mm projector in the world, and is the cornerstone of the company. A new factory was built around the modular design concept which permitted a dramatic increase in productivity. Meanwhile, a sophisticated sales network was established across Japan, and an export infrastructure created to support worldwide distribution. In 1974, they Opened Eiki International, Inc. to distribute its products in the United States. In 1986, the Company acquired the business unit of the Bell & Howell company that had originated the audio visual industry some 50 years earlier.