NEC
NEC NP24LP 330W DLP replacement lamp 21.8V
330 W DLP replacement lamp and housing module with 21.8 V Ushio NSHA lamp for NEC projectors
- TypeProject Lamp
- Weight0.9990
- Ready-to-install lamp and housing module
- 330 W Ushio NSHA lamp delivers bright output
- 8 V operating voltage matches original spec
- Weighs .9990 kg for easy handling
- One-year warranty included with new condition
Compatible projector lamp
The NEC NP24LP is a 330 watt DLP replacement lamp module rated at 21.8 volts. It serves as a direct replacement for the original lamp and housing in NEC projectors such as the NP-PE401+ and NP-PE401H models. Buyers who need a different wattage or voltage specification cannot use this unit.
Build and connections
The lamp ships as a complete lamp and housing assembly weighing .9990 kilograms. It uses a two wire connector that matches the original NSHA330W E 21.8 specification from Ushio. Installers must verify the connector orientation matches the projector socket before securing the housing.
Operational limits
The lamp operates at AC 330 watts and is designed solely for the listed NEC projector models. It will not function in projectors requiring a different power rating or lamp code. Users seeking a longer rated life or alternative lamp technology must select a different product.
Highlights
- Ready-to-install lamp and housing module
- 330 W Ushio NSHA lamp delivers bright output
- 8 V operating voltage matches original spec
- Weighs .9990 kg for easy handling
- One-year warranty included with new condition
Specifications
| Brand | Jaspertronics |
|---|---|
| Model | NP24LP |
| Part Number | NP24LP |
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Weight | 0.9990 |
Questions about this item
What does the 330 W rating mean for the lamp's power draw?
The lamp operates at 330 watts AC, which is the power level the projector's ballast must supply for correct brightness and lifespan.
Will the NP24LP housing fit the NP-PE401+ projector?
Yes, the module is built to match the NP-PE401+, NP-PE401H and PE-401H chassis without modification.
How do I install the lamp module and what step is often missed?
Power off and unplug the projector, remove the lamp cover, slide the old unit out, insert the new NP24LP housing until it seats firmly, replace the cover, then reset the lamp-hour counter in the menu — skipping the reset is the common error.
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