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DynamicLamps

DynamicLamps Elmo 1935 OEM Projector Lamp Module

SKU CH-ZKBT-YP62B

Replacement lamp module for Elmo 1935 projectors including the EDP-X500 model

  • TypeProjector Lamp
  • Genuine Elmo OEM module ensures exact fit
  • Replaces part number 1935 without modification
  • Compatible with EDP-X500 and EDPX500 projectors
  • New condition delivers full rated 500-hour lifespan

Elmo 1935 OEM replacement lamp module

This OEM lamp module is built for the Elmo EDP-X500 projector and matches part number 1935. It restores original brightness and colour performance when the installed lamp reaches end of life. Installation follows the projector's standard lamp-replacement procedure. The module is supplied new and ready to fit.

Direct-fit compatibility with EDP-X500

The module is engineered to the exact specifications of the original 1935 lamp, so no adapter or firmware update is required. Replacing the lamp resets the projector's hour counter and returns image quality to factory levels. It is not suitable for projectors that use a different part number or lamp housing. Buyers needing a lamp for other Elmo models or third-party projectors should verify the part number before ordering.

Highlights

  • Genuine Elmo OEM module ensures exact fit
  • Replaces part number 1935 without modification
  • Compatible with EDP-X500 and EDPX500 projectors
  • New condition delivers full rated 500-hour lifespan

Specifications

TypeProjector Lamp

Questions about this item

How often will the Elmo 1935 lamp module need to be replaced?

The Elmo 1935 OEM lamp module is a consumable part; replacement is required when brightness drops below an acceptable level or the projector indicates end of life.

What is the first limit reached during extended projection sessions?

The lamp's rated 500-hour lifespan is the primary limit; brightness will gradually decline as this figure is approached.

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