Wildgame Innovations VL2 DLP Replacement Lamp
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Battery Technology Inc.
Replacement DLP lamp rated 200 W and 2000 hours for InFocus IN35, IN36, IN37, C310 and IN35W projectors
The Battery Technology Inc. SP-LAMP-026-BTI is a DLP replacement lamp built for specific InFocus models. It fits the IN35, IN36, IN37, IN35W and C310 projectors. The lamp uses SHP technology and draws 200 W of power. It is sold new and carries a limited six-month warranty.
Rated lamp life is 2000 hours under normal use. The 200 W rating sets the brightness ceiling, so very large venues may find output insufficient. The module only works with the listed DLP projectors and cannot be used in LCD or LCoS units. Buyers needing longer run times or higher lumens should look for a different lamp specification.
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Yes — it is listed as compatible with the IN35, IN36, C310, IN37 and IN35W models and is rated for 2000 hours at 200 W.
Check the projector menu for the lamp-hour counter; it should reset to zero and then accumulate toward the 2000-hour rating during normal use.
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