OSRAM
OSRAM P-VIP 300/1.3 P22.5 300W DLP Replacement Lamp
300 W DLP replacement lamp delivering 12,500 lm with a 1,500 h rated life
- TypeProjector Lamps
- Original OSRAM P-VIP projector lamp for reliable performance
- 12,500 lumens brightness delivers vivid image quality
- 300 W power rating matches original equipment specifications
- 1,500 hour rated life supports extended use
- Bare bulb design fits existing housing for direct replacement
Genuine OSRAM 300 W DLP Replacement Lamp
The OSRAM P-VIP 300/1.3 P22.5 is a bare projector bulb rated at 300 watts and 1.3 amps. It delivers 12,500 lumens of light output and is manufactured to match the original cooling setup and driving mode of compatible DLP projectors.
For owners needing an original-spec bare bulb
This lamp suits users replacing a worn Osram 69509 bare bulb in a projector that accepts a P22.5 base. It is not for buyers who require a complete lamp module with housing, nor for installations that need a different wattage or base type.
300 W power rating with 1,500-hour average life
At 300 watts the bulb provides 12,500 lm brightness and an average lifetime of 1,500 hours. This single specification determines whether the lamp matches the projector's designed power and maintenance cycle.
Highlights
- Original OSRAM P-VIP projector lamp for reliable performance
- 12,500 lumens brightness delivers vivid image quality
- 300 W power rating matches original equipment specifications
- 1,500 hour rated life supports extended use
- Bare bulb design fits existing housing for direct replacement
Specifications
| Brand | OSRAM |
|---|---|
| Type | Projector Lamps |
Questions about this item
Does my projector need a P22.5 base and 300 W power supply to accept this Osram 69509 bare bulb?
Yes, the lamp uses a P22.5 base and draws 300 W, so the projector must support that base type and power level.
Will this 300 W, 12,500 lm bulb work in a projector that originally used a lower-wattage lamp?
No, the projector must be designed for 300 W operation and the matching cooling setup; a lower-wattage chassis cannot drive this bulb correctly.
How do I verify the lamp is performing correctly after installation?
Check that the projector reports normal operation and expect roughly 12,500 lm output with an average life of 1,500 hours at 300 W.
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