Advanced Lamps
Advanced Lamps TLPLW11-A DLP Replacement Lamp
A replacement lamp and housing module compatible with Toshiba projectors using the TLPLW11 part code
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9900
- Genuine AL Series lamp ensures reliable brightness
- Ready-to-install housing saves replacement time
- Engineered for Toshiba TLPLW11 projector models
- Brand-new condition guarantees full rated lifespan
- Ninety-day warranty backs purchase confidence
Direct Replacement for Toshiba Projectors
The Advanced Lamps TLPLW11-A is a complete lamp-and-housing module designed to fit Toshiba projectors that use the TLPLW11 code. It arrives new and ready to install without additional tools or assembly.
90-Day Warranty on Genuine AL Series Lamp
The unit carries a ninety-day warranty and uses a Genuine AL Series lamp built to match the projector's thermal and power profile. Normal operation stays within the manufacturer's specified limits for heat and noise.
Lightweight Housing for Quick Swaps
At under one kilogram the module is easy to handle during ceiling or table-top changes. The integrated housing aligns with the original mounting points so the projector returns to service immediately after the swap.
Highlights
- Genuine AL Series lamp ensures reliable brightness
- Ready-to-install housing saves replacement time
- Engineered for Toshiba TLPLW11 projector models
- Brand-new condition guarantees full rated lifespan
- Ninety-day warranty backs purchase confidence
Specifications
| Brand | Advanced Lamps |
|---|---|
| Model | TLPLW11-A |
| Part Number | TLPLW11-A |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9900 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the TLPLW11-A lamp and housing, and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, remove the lamp cover, unscrew the old module, insert the new TLPLW11-A housing, secure the screws, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the menu.
What maintenance or replacement will this lamp need later?
The TLPLW11-A lamp will dim over time; replace the module when brightness drops or the projector signals end of life, typically after several thousand hours of use.
What limit appears first during sustained use of this lamp?
Heat buildup is the first limit; ensure the projector vents stay clear and the cooling fan runs normally to avoid premature lamp failure or shutdown.
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