Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi WD-73734 DLP replacement lamp with Philips bulb
Replacement lamp and housing for Mitsubishi WD-73734 DLP TV with a 150-180W Philips bulb rated for 6,000 hours
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9990
- Ready to install with original Philips bulb inside
- 150-180W UHP lamp rated for 6 000 hours of use
- 0 E22 lamp specification matches Mitsubishi WD-73734 requirements
- Complete lamp and housing unit weighs .9990 kg
- One-year warranty covers the replacement assembly
Mitsubishi WD-73734 DLP lamp replacement
This Jaspertronics lamp and housing unit is built for the Mitsubishi WD-73734 rear-projection television. It arrives new with an original Philips bulb inside the assembly. The part restores brightness to a compatible TV without requiring a separate bare-lamp installation.
Replaces a dim or expired WD-73734 lamp
Swap this assembly when the existing lamp reaches the end of its rated 6,000-hour life or when the TV signals a lamp warning. The jump is worth it when the picture has grown noticeably darker or colour balance has shifted. The housing is included so the change takes minutes rather than a bare-lamp alignment.
Fits the WD-73734 chassis directly
The unit slides into the Mitsubishi WD-73734 lamp compartment and locks without adapters. A 150-180 W power draw matches the set's original ballast. The 1.0 E22 lamp specification aligns with the factory optical path. The assembly weighs 0.9990 kg for secure mounting.
Highlights
- Ready to install with original Philips bulb inside
- 150-180W UHP lamp rated for 6 000 hours of use
- 0 E22 lamp specification matches Mitsubishi WD-73734 requirements
- Complete lamp and housing unit weighs .9990 kg
- One-year warranty covers the replacement assembly
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | WD-73734-LAMP-UHP |
| Part Number | WD-73734-LAMP-UHP |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9990 |
Questions about this item
Will this lamp and housing assembly fit my Mitsubishi WD-73734 TV?
The housing is built specifically for the WD-73734 and WD73734 models, so it aligns with the original mounting points and lamp door.
What is the step people often miss when installing this lamp?
After sliding the new housing in and securing the screws, you must reset the lamp timer in the TV menu; otherwise the set will still warn that the lamp is expired.
How long should the Philips bulb inside last before I need another replacement?
The lamp is rated for 6,000 hours at 150-180W, so typical evening viewing gives several years before a new housing is required.
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