Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi WD-65738 DLP Replacement Lamp PHI334 160/180W 6000 Hour
Replacement lamp and housing with a Philips UHP bulb rated at 160/180 W and 6000 hours for Mitsubishi WD-65738 DLP TVs
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9990
- Philips UHP bulb delivers bright, reliable projection
- 160/180 W dual-power design matches original TV requirements
- 6000-hour rated lifespan reduces replacement frequency
- Complete lamp-and-housing unit enables tool-free installation
- 999 kg lightweight module eases handling and mounting
Compatible Models
This replacement lamp and housing assembly fits Mitsubishi WD-65738 and WD65738 rear-projection televisions. It is intended for owners who need to restore brightness after the original lamp reaches end of life. The unit arrives new and ready to install.
Who This Suits
The module suits viewers who want an OEM-specification lamp with a Philips UHP bulb inside the original housing. Buyers who need a bare bulb without the housing or who prefer a third-party alternative should look at something else.
Sustained Operation
Rated at 160/180 watts with a 6000-hour service life, the lamp maintains consistent output during extended viewing sessions. The complete housing ensures proper alignment and cooling for reliable performance over the full rated period.
Highlights
- Philips UHP bulb delivers bright, reliable projection
- 160/180 W dual-power design matches original TV requirements
- 6000-hour rated lifespan reduces replacement frequency
- Complete lamp-and-housing unit enables tool-free installation
- 999 kg lightweight module eases handling and mounting
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | WD-65738-LAMP-UHP |
| Part Number | WD-65738-LAMP-UHP |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9990 |
Questions about this item
Which Mitsubishi TV models accept the WD-65738-LAMP-UHP lamp and housing?
The WD-65738-LAMP-UHP fits Mitsubishi WD65738 and WD-65738 rear-projection televisions.
Will the 160/180 W PHI334 lamp operate correctly in a set that originally used a lower-wattage module?
The lamp is rated 160/180 W and 6000 hours; it matches the original specification for the WD-65738 chassis.
How can I confirm the new lamp is running at the expected 6000-hour rating after installation?
Reset the lamp timer in the TV menu; the counter will track usage toward the 6000-hour design life.
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