OSRAM
OSRAM P-VIP 264-330/1.3 E21.7A dlp replacement lamp
A bare DLP projector lamp delivering 10,000 lumens at 300 watts with a 2,000-hour rated life
- TypeProjector Lamps
- Original OEM bare bulb matches factory cooling and drive requirements
- 10000 lm brightness at 300 W for vivid projection
- 2000 hour rated life at 300 W reduces replacement frequency
- 180 day warranty covers defective units
- Certified Osram partner supplies genuine P-VIP 264-330/1.3 E21.7A bulb
OSRAM P-VIP 264-330/1.3 E21.7A DLP replacement lamp
The OSRAM P-VIP 264-330/1.3 E21.7A is a bare DLP replacement lamp built to original equipment specifications. It delivers 10000 lm at 300 W and matches the required cooling setup and driving mode for compatible projectors. Supplied without housing, it is intended for users prepared to install the bare bulb into an existing module.
Who this suits and who should look elsewhere
This lamp suits technicians and integrators who can safely fit a bare bulb into their projector's existing housing. It is not for buyers who need a complete plug-in module with housing included, or for anyone unwilling to perform the mechanical installation themselves.
Capacity and headroom
Rated at 2000 hours at 300 W, the lamp maintains its 10000 lm output across that period in correctly cooled projectors. Beyond the rated life, brightness declines and the risk of rupture increases, so replacement should be planned before that limit is reached.
Highlights
- Original OEM bare bulb matches factory cooling and drive requirements
- 10000 lm brightness at 300 W for vivid projection
- 2000 hour rated life at 300 W reduces replacement frequency
- 180 day warranty covers defective units
- Certified Osram partner supplies genuine P-VIP 264-330/1.3 E21.7A bulb
Specifications
| Brand | OSRAM |
|---|---|
| Type | Projector Lamps |
Questions about this item
What projector housing do I need to install this 264-330/1.3 E21.7A bare bulb?
This is a bare bulb without housing, so you must reuse the original lamp cage from your projector or buy a compatible housing separately.
Will my projector's existing 300 W ballast drive this P-VIP lamp correctly?
The bulb is rated for 300 W operation and matches the required driving mode, so a standard 300 W ballast will run it as intended.
How can I confirm the lamp is delivering the specified 10,000 lm after installation?
A new lamp running at 300 W should produce 10,000 lm; verify by measuring screen brightness with a calibrated meter or checking the projector's built-in lamp-hour counter.
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