Hitachi, Ltd.
Hitachi, Ltd. HCP-325X Philips UHP 210-140W 0.8 E19.4 bare bulb
Genuine Philips UHP 210-140W bare bulb with .8 arc and E19.4 reflector fits Hitachi HCP-325X projectors
- TypeProjector Lamps
- Genuine Philips UHP bulb ensures reliable projector performance
- 210-140W power range matches original specifications exactly
- 8 mm arc length maintains precise optical alignment
- E19.4 reflector shape fits Hitachi HCP-325X housing
- Superior luminance output delivers bright, uniform image quality
Genuine Philips UHP bulb for Hitachi HCP-325X
This bare bulb replaces the lamp in a Hitachi HCP-325X projector. It uses Philips UHP technology rated at 210 W with a .8 mm arc. The unit is sold without a cage assembly so the existing housing must be reused during installation.
Build quality and daily implications
Philips UHP manufacturing matches the original cooling requirements and ignition parameters to prevent overheating, flicker, colour shift and premature shattering. The E19.4 reflector shape aligns with the projector's optical path for uniform light distribution. Handling the bare glass requires care to avoid contamination that would shorten lamp life.
Practical limits of the UHP interface
The bulb operates within a 140 W to 210 W power range defined by the projector's driver. Light output will gradually decline over the rated service period until replacement is needed. Compatibility is restricted to the HCP-325X model; other projectors cannot use this specific arc and reflector combination.
Highlights
- Genuine Philips UHP bulb ensures reliable projector performance
- 210-140W power range matches original specifications exactly
- 8 mm arc length maintains precise optical alignment
- E19.4 reflector shape fits Hitachi HCP-325X housing
- Superior luminance output delivers bright, uniform image quality
Specifications
| Brand | Hitachi |
|---|---|
| Type | Projector Lamps |
Questions about this item
What power range does the Philips UHP 210-140W bare bulb support?
The bulb operates within a 210W to 140W power range, matching the original driving mode to prevent flickering, colour errors and premature lumen decay.
What arc length and reflector shape must the projector housing accommodate?
The bare bulb has a .8 mm arc length and an E19.4 reflector shape, so the cage assembly must accept those exact dimensions for proper alignment and cooling.
How is the bare bulb installed, and what step is often missed?
You seat the Philips UHP bulb into the existing cage, then reset the projector lamp timer; skipping the timer reset causes false end-of-life warnings.
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