Jaspertronics
Jaspertronics AN-PH7LP1 Lamp & Housing for Sharp Projectors
Replacement lamp and housing module rated at 260 W with 20.6 A current draw for compatible Sharp projectors
- TypeProject Lamp
- Colorassorted
- Original-spec lamp delivers full brightness and clarity
- 260 W AC power rating matches factory requirements
- 6 V operating voltage ensures stable ignition
- Compatible with Sharp AH-50001, EIP-5000-L and XG-PH70X models
- Industry-leading one-year warranty covers the module
Replacement lamp for Sharp projectors
The Jaspertronics AN-PH7LP1 module supplies a complete lamp and housing assembly built to the original 260 W specification. It fits Sharp models including AH-50001, AN-PH7LP1/1, EIP-5000-L, EIP-5000L-L, XG-PH70X-LEFT and XG-PH70X-N-LEFT. Installers who need a direct-fit replacement for those part numbers will find the correct mechanical and electrical match.
Rated 260 W power draw with 20.6 operating parameter
The lamp operates at AC 260 W and carries the 20.6 rating noted in the manufacturer data, so power consumption and thermal output follow the projector’s original design. No additional cooling or voltage adaptation is required beyond what the host projector already provides. Acoustic profile remains unchanged from the factory lamp.
One-year warranty and single-unit packaging
Each pack contains one lamp-and-housing unit covered by a one-year warranty against premature failure. Volume, educational, government, military and wholesale accounts may qualify for discounted pricing through the supplier. Buyers needing multi-lamp kits or alternative warranty terms should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Original-spec lamp delivers full brightness and clarity
- 260 W AC power rating matches factory requirements
- 6 V operating voltage ensures stable ignition
- Compatible with Sharp AH-50001, EIP-5000-L and XG-PH70X models
- Industry-leading one-year warranty covers the module
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | AN-PH7LP1 |
| Part Number | AN-PH7LP1 |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Color | assorted |
Questions about this item
How do I install the AN-PH7LP1 lamp module and which step do people often miss?
Power off the projector and let it cool completely, then remove the lamp cover screws and slide out the old module; the step many miss is reseating the new housing firmly until the connector clicks and replacing the cover before resetting the lamp timer in the menu.
What maintenance or replacement will the 260 W lamp need later?
The 260 W lamp itself is the only replaceable part; after its rated hours the brightness drops and the module must be swapped for a new AN-PH7LP1 unit, no filters or other consumables are required.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the 260 W lamp?
The 260 W power draw generates heat that triggers the projector’s thermal protection before any electrical limit, so adequate ventilation is essential to avoid automatic shutdown.
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