OPTOMA
OPTOMA DX327 Projector Lamp 180W P-VIP 5000-6000 Hrs
Genuine Osram P-VIP 180W replacement lamp module with housing for Optoma projectors, rated 5000–6000 hours
- TypeProjector Lamp
- Wattage180W
- Lamp Life5,000 (Normal) - 6,000 (Economy) Hrs.
- Genuine Osram P-VIP bulb delivers reliable brightness
- 180W power matches original projector specification
- 5000 hours normal mode extends replacement interval
- 6000 hours economy mode reduces operating cost
- Pre-assembled housing enables quick tool-free installation
Optoma DX327 180W Projector Lamp
The Optoma DX327 is a new 180W replacement lamp module that combines a genuine Osram P-VIP bulb with its housing. It arrives fully assembled so it can be installed directly into compatible Optoma projectors without extra steps. Rated life spans from 5,000 hours in normal mode to 6,000 hours in economy mode.
Suits owners of compatible Optoma models needing
This lamp is built for users who want a ready-to-fit module with a 180W P-VIP light source. It is not intended for projectors that require a different wattage, a bare bulb without housing, or a lamp rated for substantially longer service intervals.
Module includes bulb and housing assembled together
The bundled housing eliminates the need to handle a bare bulb or reuse an old cage, reducing installation time and alignment risk. Each unit is tested to ISO 9001 criteria for beam performance, ignition, voltage, connections and run-time before it ships.
Highlights
- Genuine Osram P-VIP bulb delivers reliable brightness
- 180W power matches original projector specification
- 5000 hours normal mode extends replacement interval
- 6000 hours economy mode reduces operating cost
- Pre-assembled housing enables quick tool-free installation
Specifications
| Type | Projector Lamp |
|---|---|
| Wattage | 180W |
| Lamp Life | 5,000 (Normal) - 6,000 (Economy) Hrs. |
Questions about this item
Which Optoma projectors accept the DX327 lamp module?
The DX327 lamp module is designed for Optoma projectors that specify the BL-FP180F part number; check your projector manual for that exact model reference.
Will the 180W P-VIP lamp run in a projector that originally used a lower-wattage module?
No, the projector must be rated for an 180W P-VIP lamp; using a different wattage can cause ignition errors or damage.
How do I confirm the lamp is operating correctly after installation?
Reset the lamp-hour counter in the projector menu, then verify the display shows zero hours and the image reaches full brightness without flicker.
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