EIKI
EIKI LC-WUL100A Projector Lamp 330W POA-LMP136
330W NSHA projector lamp module with 3,000-hour economy life for Eiki LC-WUL100A projectors
- TypeNSHA
- Wattage330W
- Lamp Life3,000 (Economy) Hrs.
- Ready-to-install module with genuine Ushio 330W NSHA bulb
- Economy-mode rated life of 3,000 hours
- Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality controls
- OEM-compatible fit for Eiki LC-WUL100A projectors
- New replacement lamp assembly includes housing and bulb
Ready-to-install replacement module
The Eiki LC-WUL100A lamp module arrives fully assembled with a new Ushio NSHA 330W bulb inside its housing. It matches the POA-LMP136 part number for direct compatibility with supported Eiki projectors. Installation requires no separate bulb handling or alignment steps.
ISO9001 manufacturing and OEM sourcing
Each unit is built to ISO9001 quality standards using genuine OEM bulbs from Philips, Osram, Ushio, Phoenix, Iwasaki or Matsushita. The housing and connectors replicate the original design for secure seating and reliable electrical contact. Multiple OEM and compatible versions are supplied depending on stock availability.
3,000-hour economy rating and 180-day coverage
In economy mode the lamp is rated for 3,000 hours of operation before replacement is needed. High-brightness 330W output gradually declines over that period, so image luminance will drop toward the end of the rated life. The module carries a 180-day warranty against defects.
Highlights
- Ready-to-install module with genuine Ushio 330W NSHA bulb
- Economy-mode rated life of 3,000 hours
- Manufactured under ISO 9001 quality controls
- OEM-compatible fit for Eiki LC-WUL100A projectors
- New replacement lamp assembly includes housing and bulb
Specifications
| Brand | Eiki |
|---|---|
| Type | NSHA |
| Wattage | 330W |
| Lamp Life | 3,000 (Economy) Hrs. |
Questions about this item
What wattage does the 330W NSHA lamp draw, and what practical limit does that set on brightness?
The lamp draws 330 watts, which caps the maximum light output the projector can produce without exceeding the module's thermal design.
What housing dimensions or mounting points does the POA-LMP136 module use to fit the LC-WUL100A projector?
The module is a fully assembled bulb-and-housing unit built to the original POA-LMP136 form factor, so it seats directly in the LC-WUL100A lamp compartment without adapters.
How is the lamp installed, and which step do users most often get wrong?
Power off and cool the projector, open the lamp cover, release the securing screws, slide the old module out, insert the new POA-LMP136 until it clicks, retighten the screws, close the cover, then reset the lamp-hour counter in the menu — skipping the reset is the common mistake.
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