Advanced Lamps
Advanced Lamps TLP-X11J-LAMP-A DLP Replacement Lamp
DLP replacement lamp and housing module compatible with the Toshiba TLP-X11J projector
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9900
- Compatible with Toshiba TLP-X11J projector
- Genuine AL Series lamp module supplied
- Complete lamp and housing assembly ready
- New condition ensures full brightness output
- Ninety day warranty covers the unit
Compatible Projector Model
The Advanced Lamps TLP-X11J-LAMP-A is a new replacement lamp and housing assembly designed specifically for the Toshiba TLP-X11J projector. It provides a direct fit for users needing to restore brightness to that exact model. Buyers with different projector series or those requiring original manufacturer bulb modules should verify compatibility before purchasing.
Thermal Performance
The lamp operates within the thermal envelope defined by the TLP-X11J chassis during normal projection cycles. No additional cooling modifications or external power draw adjustments are required for standard operation. Installations in environments exceeding the projector's rated ambient limits may reduce the lamp's effective service life.
Installation Requirements
The module arrives as a complete lamp-and-housing unit ready for tool-free insertion into the TLP-X11J lamp compartment. It frees the user from handling bare bulbs or aligning separate reflectors during replacement. The 90-day warranty covers the assembly against premature failure under typical usage conditions.
Highlights
- Compatible with Toshiba TLP-X11J projector
- Genuine AL Series lamp module supplied
- Complete lamp and housing assembly ready
- New condition ensures full brightness output
- Ninety day warranty covers the unit
Specifications
| Brand | Advanced Lamps |
|---|---|
| Model | TLP-X11J-LAMP-A |
| Part Number | TLP-X11J-LAMP-A |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9900 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Advanced Lamps TLP-X11J-LAMP-A into my Toshiba TLP-X11J projector, and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, let it cool completely, remove the lamp cover, unscrew and pull out the old assembly, insert the new lamp and housing, tighten the screws, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the menu — skipping the timer reset is the step most people forget.
What maintenance or replacement will this lamp and housing need later?
The lamp itself will dim after its rated hours and require a new lamp-and-housing module; no user-serviceable parts exist inside, so plan to swap the entire unit when brightness drops.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this replacement lamp?
The 90-day warranty period is the only defined limit; beyond that, brightness decline and eventual lamp end-of-life become the practical constraints.
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