OSRAM
OSRAM 69083 230 W DLP replacement lamp
A 230 W DLP projector bare bulb delivering 10,350 lm with a 2,500 h rated life
- TypeProjector Lamps
- Genuine OSRAM bare bulb manufactured to original specifications
- 10,350 lm light output at 230 W for bright projection
- 2,500-hour rated life at 230 W reduces replacement frequency
- Model 69083 matches required cooling and driving mode
- 180-day warranty covers defective bare bulbs
Genuine Osram 69083 DLP bare bulb
The Osram 69083 is a 230 W replacement lamp built to match the original projector specifications. It delivers 10,350 lm and a rated life of 2,500 h at full power. Supplied as a bare bulb without housing for technicians or owners who reuse the existing cage.
Verify projector model and housing compatibility
Confirm that your projector accepts the 69083 part number and that the existing housing is undamaged before ordering. The bare bulb requires careful handling during installation to avoid contamination or mechanical stress. Improper fitting voids the 180 day warranty.
Replaces a dimmed or failed original Osram lamp
Swap when brightness has dropped noticeably or the projector indicates end of life. The jump is worth it when the original lamp has reached its rated hours and image quality no longer meets viewing requirements. Not for users who need a complete module with housing included.
Highlights
- Genuine OSRAM bare bulb manufactured to original specifications
- 10,350 lm light output at 230 W for bright projection
- 2,500-hour rated life at 230 W reduces replacement frequency
- Model 69083 matches required cooling and driving mode
- 180-day warranty covers defective bare bulbs
Specifications
| Brand | OSRAM |
|---|---|
| Type | Projector Lamps |
Questions about this item
Does the OSRAM 69083 arrive with a housing or must I buy one separately?
The OSRAM 69083 is a bare bulb only; you must reuse your existing lamp housing or purchase a compatible housing separately.
How do I decide between the 230 W rating and other wattages for my projector?
Choose the 230 W version only if your projector specifies a 230 W lamp; using a different wattage can damage the unit or void the lamp warranty.
What does the 10,350 lm figure mean once the lamp is installed?
At 230 W the bulb produces 10,350 lm, delivering the brightness your projector was designed for when the lamp is new.
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