Epson dvLED is coming to Brazil. Epson has entered the Brazilian direct-view LED (dvLED) market with the LE-C1 Series, its first line of all-in-one professional displays. Sales begin in November 2026 in Brazil and Mexico through authorized distributors. The company has not disclosed prices for the Brazilian market yet.
Three models, from 135 to 162 inches
The Epson dvLED lineup launches with three models: the LE-C1135, a 135-inch Full HD display; the LE-C1162, a 162-inch Full HD display; and the LE-C14K135, a 135-inch 4K model built for detailed close-range viewing.
COB technology and all-in-one design
All three models use Chip-on-Board (COB) technology, with the LED chips mounted directly on the substrate and protected by a layer that reduces the risk of impact damage. According to Epson, the displays deliver up to 600 nits of brightness, high contrast and HDR support, making them suitable for bright environments.
Another highlight is the all-in-one design: screen, image processing and control system arrive as a single package, with factory-calibrated LED modules and pre-assembled cabinet columns. The line has no integrated operating system — an architecture Epson calls OS-Free — and offers HDMI inputs, a remote control and LAN-based management. A slide-out control box makes internal components easier to reach for maintenance.
Launch in Brazil and beyond
The Brazil launch is part of the Japanese manufacturer's expansion beyond professional projectors, a segment where it already has a consolidated presence. The LE-C1 Series was announced globally on June 3, 2026, and reached the United States in the summer. For Latin America, availability begins in fall 2026 in Brazil and Mexico, with expansion to other countries in the region planned for early 2027.
Planned applications include meeting rooms, stores, hotels, lobbies, common areas and higher education institutions. According to Gabriel Gonçalves, Epson dvLED product manager for North America and Latin America, the company aims to simplify the purchase and deployment of the equipment, with support from solution selection through operation. Epson also confirmed special education pricing through its Brighter Futures program.
Image credit: Epson — LE-C1 Series press image reproduced by ProjectorReviews.
Sources: JWave · Epson (official announcement) · ProjectorReviews
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