NEC
NEC DMD/DLP Chip for LT30 NP210 NP215 NP215+ NP216+ projector accessory
Genuine OEM replacement DMD/DLP chip restores clear projection for compatible NEC models
- TypeOthers
- Genuine OEM chip restores clear projection on compatible NEC models
- Extensively tested at least three times to ensure zero dead pixels
- Direct replacement for LT30 NP210 NP215 NP215+ NP216+ projectors
- New condition guarantees reliable performance from first use
- 60 days warranty provides confidence in lasting image quality
Genuine OEM DMD Chip
This genuine OEM DMD chip replaces the digital micromirror device in compatible NEC projectors. It is intended for owners of the LT30, NP210, NP215, NP215+ and NP216+ models who need to restore a clear projected image. The component arrives new and has been extensively tested to confirm no dead pixels. Installation returns the projector to its original display quality.
Tested reliability benefit
Each unit undergoes at least three test cycles to verify a clean image free of stuck mirrors. This verification step reduces the risk of receiving a defective replacement and avoids repeated disassembly. The 60 day warranty period provides a limited window for validation after fitting. No additional software or accessories are included with the chip.
Compatibility and limits
The chip supports the listed NEC models and replaces the original DMD component directly. It does not add new features or increase native resolution beyond the projector's design. Units with different model numbers or unrelated projector brands are not supported. Buyers needing a different DMD format or a complete optical engine must source a separate part.
Highlights
- Genuine OEM chip restores clear projection on compatible NEC models
- Extensively tested at least three times to ensure zero dead pixels
- Direct replacement for LT30 NP210 NP215 NP215+ NP216+ projectors
- New condition guarantees reliable performance from first use
- 60 days warranty provides confidence in lasting image quality
Specifications
| Type | Others |
|---|
Questions about this item
How often should the DMD chip in my NP215 projector be replaced?
The chip is a solid-state component with no moving parts, so it does not require scheduled replacement; it only needs service if dead pixels appear.
What limits continuous operation of the LT30 DMD chip during long presentations?
The chip itself has no stated duty-cycle limit; sustained use is constrained by the projector’s cooling system and lamp life rather than the DMD.
Does the NP216+ DMD chip add audible noise or extra heat when the projector runs all day?
The DMD chip is passive and silent; any noise or heat comes from the projector’s fan and lamp assembly, not from the chip itself.
Also in this aisle
People compared these
Same shelf, same checkout — eight coins and a 30-minute rate lock.
Tripp Lite U324-003-BK USB 3.0 cable USB-A to USB-A 3 ft
- USB
- Black


