BenQ
BenQ HT3550i DLP Replacement Lamp 245W
A 245W DLP replacement lamp module with original-specification components for the BenQ HT3550i projector
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9500
- Original-spec lamp restores factory brightness
- 245 W power matches projector design
- .9500 kg weight fits housing precisely
- New condition ensures full rated lifespan
- Genuine housing simplifies installation
BenQ HT3550i Lamp Replacement
This 245W DLP lamp module is built for the BenQ HT3550i projector. It ships new in a complete housing so installation is straightforward. Home-cinema owners and installers use it to restore original brightness when the factory lamp reaches end of life.
245W Power and Projector Compatibility
The lamp draws 245 watts and is engineered to match the HT3550i optical system. Light output, colour balance and expected lifespan follow the manufacturer’s original specification. Projectors with different power requirements or lamp codes cannot use this module.
Full-Lifespan Brightness Headroom
With the original-spec bulb installed, the projector delivers its rated lumen level for the full rated hour count. Brightness drops gradually only as the lamp ages past that point. Users needing higher lumen output or a different lamp type must choose a projector that supports those specifications.
Highlights
- Original-spec lamp restores factory brightness
- 245 W power matches projector design
- .9500 kg weight fits housing precisely
- New condition ensures full rated lifespan
- Genuine housing simplifies installation
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | HT3550i-LAMP |
| Part Number | HT3550i-LAMP |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9500 |
Questions about this item
Which version of this replacement lamp matches my BenQ HT3550i projector?
The module is built specifically for the BenQ HT3550i and carries part number HT3550i-LAMP, so it aligns exactly with that model.
What does the 245W rating mean for brightness and heat in daily use?
The 245W lamp restores the projector’s original light output and colour performance, matching the factory specification for the HT3550i.
How does the original-specification lamp interface with the projector’s power and cooling system?
It fits the existing housing and connects to the standard lamp power circuit, drawing the rated 245W without any adapter or firmware change.
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