OSRAM
OSRAM P-VIP 330/1.3 P22.5 OEM DLP Replacement Lamp
A 330 W DLP replacement lamp delivering 14,850 lm with a 1,000 h rated life
- TypeProjector Lamps
- Original OSRAM OEM quality ensures reliable projector performance
- 330 W lamp delivers 14,850 lumens for bright images
- 1,000 hour rated life at full power reduces replacement frequency
- Bare bulb format fits existing P22.5 housings for direct installation
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh operation from first use
OEM DLP replacement lamp for projectors
The OSRAM P-VIP 330/1.3 P22.5 is a bare projector bulb manufactured to original equipment specifications. It is intended for technicians and integrators who service compatible DLP projectors and prefer to reuse the existing housing assembly.
330 W operation with 1,000-hour rated life
At the rated 330 W the lamp delivers 14,850 lm and an average lifetime of 1,000 hours. The bulb is engineered to match the projector’s required cooling configuration and driving mode so that thermal performance and acoustic output remain consistent with the original design.
Bare bulb format requires existing housing
Supplied without a housing, the lamp frees the installer from purchasing a complete module when the original cage is undamaged. Correct fitment depends on reusing the projector’s current housing and following the manufacturer’s installation procedure to maintain alignment and cooling integrity.
Highlights
- Original OSRAM OEM quality ensures reliable projector performance
- 330 W lamp delivers 14,850 lumens for bright images
- 1,000 hour rated life at full power reduces replacement frequency
- Bare bulb format fits existing P22.5 housings for direct installation
- New condition guarantees factory-fresh operation from first use
Specifications
| Brand | OSRAM |
|---|---|
| Type | Projector Lamps |
Questions about this item
How is the bare bulb installed into the projector housing, and which step do people get wrong?
The bulb uses a P22.5 base that must be seated squarely in the housing; the common error is forcing it in at an angle which bends the pins and prevents the lamp door from closing.
What maintenance or replacement will this lamp need after the rated period?
At 1,000 hours of operation at 330 W the lamp reaches its average life and must be replaced with a new P-VIP 330/1.3 bare bulb.
What limit appears first when the projector runs continuously at full power?
The 330 W power draw and 14,850 lm output are sustained until the 1,000-hour rated life, after which light output drops and the lamp should be changed.
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