Zorsika WE211 is a Sharp projector compatible lens, suitable for 4 models, customized according to original specifications, and can be directly replaced and installed.

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Zorsika WE211 Lens Specification Table

Specification ItemParameter
BrandZorsika
Zorsika ModelWE211
Throw Ratio0.52-0.64:1
F Number / Focal Length2.1(w)~2.2(t) /7.42mm(w)~8.90mm(t)
Lens Construction1APS+17G
Recommended Screen Size (Inches)300
MTF (Modulation Transfer Function)>60% @93lp/mm
Lens Dimensionsφ84x192mm
Resolution4K
Horizontal Lens Shift±18%
Vertical Lens Shift±13%

This article is a complete selection guide for the Zorsika WE211 projector lens, covering 4 compatible Sharp (Sharp) models, complete specifications (throw ratio, MTF, F number, lens construction), a comparison table of overall specifications for each projector equipped with this lens, key points to avoid pitfalls in selection and installation, and a FAQ section. For other lens models, please visit the Zorsika official website at www.zorsika.com.

Zorsika WE211 Projector Lens Parameters

Zorsika WE211 Why It Is a Lens That Procurement Teams Continuously Focus On

The Zorsika WE211 is compatible with mainstream Sharp projector models. The common challenges procurement teams face when selecting lenses are: the high price and unstable supply cycles of original manufacturer lenses, and the inconsistent quality of third-party lenses, where MTF/resolution may not meet standards. Zorsika addresses this pain point by offering a replacement lens solution with the same specifications as the original, all of which undergo optical testing, and are eligible for a free replacement within the warranty period for non-artificial damage.

Key Points to Avoid Pitfalls in Selection and Installation

  1. Confirm Throw Ratio and Installation Distance — Calculate the required throw ratio based on room depth and target screen size. The optimal installation distance for an ultra-short throw lens is 1-2 meters for a 100-inch screen.
  2. Verify Lens Shift Range — Before installation, ensure the horizontal/vertical lens shift margin of the projector position to avoid the image spilling over or being unable to center it.
  3. Confirm Mount Compatibility — The Zorsika WE211 lens uses the standard Sharp projector mount. Before purchasing, please confirm with our sales team that your projector model is on the compatibility list.

Additional Notes on Zorsika WE211

As a lens for Zorsika projectors (Zorsika projector lens), the Zorsika WE211 is suitable for 4 Sharp projector models. The lens is a precision optical component that plays a key role in the optical system of the projector for light path transmission and image formation. All lenses provided by Zorsika undergo MTF testing (modulation transfer function test) and focus accuracy calibration to ensure the full delivery of 4K resolution (4K resolution). To view lenses of other brands or focal lengths, please visit www.zorsika.com.

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Sharp WE211 Lens Compatible Projector Models (4 Models Total)

Projector ModelResolutionBrightnessLens Zoom Ratio
XG-EC650XA1024 x 768, XGA50001.6X
XG-EC600UAWUXGA,1920 x 120055001.6X
XG-EC550XA1024 x 768, XGA50001.6X
XG-EC500UAWUXGA,1920 x 120050001.6X

FAQ — Zorsika WE211 Common Questions

Q: What is the meaning of the throw ratio for the Zorsika WE211 lens?

A: Throw ratio = Projection distance / Screen width. A smaller ratio means a larger image is projected from the same distance. It is recommended to calculate the achievable screen size based on the installation distance, or consult Zorsika sales for selection calculations.

Q: Which projector models are compatible with the Zorsika WE211 lens?

A: The Zorsika WE211 lens is compatible with 4 Sharp projector models. Please refer to the "Compatible Projector Models" table in this article for details. To confirm if a specific model is compatible, please contact Zorsika sales and provide a photo of the projector's nameplate; we will verify the match between the lens and the unit.

Q: What does the lens's MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) represent?

A: MTF (Modulation Transfer Function) reflects the lens's ability to reproduce detail; a higher value indicates a sharper image. Professional projection lenses generally require MTF > 50% @93lp/mm. The MTF specification for the Zorsika WE211 lens is > 60% @93lp/mm. In 4K projection applications, MTF is a core indicator for determining if the lens truly supports 4K resolution.

Q: Is re-adjustment needed after installing the lens?

A: No — the mount is identical to the original. After installation, simply fine-tune the focus and zoom based on the actual projection distance. If image abnormalities occur (black borders, light leakage, out of focus), first check if the lens is fully seated in the mount, then confirm the projector's firmware version is compatible with the lens.

Q: Does the Zorsika WE211 lens support 4K projection?

A: Yes. The Zorsika WE211 lens has an MTF specification of > 60% @93lp/mm, meeting the 4K resolution standard (≥ 60% @93lp/mm). When paired with a 4K projector, it can output a full 4K image.

Q: What is the installation method for the Zorsika WE211 lens?

A: The Zorsika WE211 lens uses the standard Sharp projector lens mount. Simply insert it into the lens compartment and rotate clockwise to lock it in place; the entire process takes about 30 seconds. For on-site installation support, you can contact a Zorsika sales engineer for on-site service.

Purchase Inquiry

For information on the specific configuration, price, stock availability, or alternative solutions for the Zorsika WE211 lens, please contact the Zorsika sales team. We offer 1-on-1 selection consulting, technical parameter comparisons, and on-site installation support services.

Official Website: www.zorsika.com
Phone: 020-38551187
Email: sales@zorsika.com
Working Hours: Monday to Saturday 9:00-18:00, with a 24-hour response time (Sharp Official Technical Documentation)

Data Source Statement

All lens models, specifications, and compatible model data in this article are sourced from:

  • zorsika.com official product pages
  • Zorsika database