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PowerWarehouse 120 Watt DLP replacement lamp for Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA
A 120 watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA televisions
- TypeLamps
- Specifications120 Watt
- Delivers 120 watts of projection power
- Compatible with Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA television models
- Quality tested before shipment
- Meets OEM requirements for reliable operation
- Includes bulb and housing for complete installation
Compatible replacement lamp
The PowerWarehouse 120 Watt DLP replacement lamp is built for the Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA television. It arrives as a complete bulb-and-housing assembly so no extra parts are required. The unit is tested before shipment to meet OEM compatibility standards.
Replaces the original 120 Watt module
This lamp directly substitutes the factory-installed 120 Watt module in the HLP6163WX/XAA set. The swap is worthwhile when picture brightness has faded or the TV signals a lamp-end-of-life warning. A new lamp restores the intended light output without altering the optical path.
Delivers 120 Watt output for the rated service life
The 120 Watt rating matches the original specification and supports normal viewing hours for the model. Brightness will gradually decline as the lamp approaches its rated limit; at that point a further replacement is needed. The housing is designed for the same thermal envelope as the original unit.
Highlights
- Delivers 120 watts of projection power
- Compatible with Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA television models
- Quality tested before shipment
- Meets OEM requirements for reliable operation
- Includes bulb and housing for complete installation
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439145100 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 120 Watt |
Questions about this item
What size lamp housing fits the Samsung HLP6163WX/XAA?
This replacement lamp ships as a complete bulb-and-housing assembly designed for the 6163 model, so the housing matches the original dimensions.
How do I install the lamp and what step causes the most trouble?
Open the rear lamp door, remove the old module by its handle, slide the new unit straight in until it seats, then re-secure the door before turning the TV on.
When will this 120 Watt lamp need replacing and what should I watch for?
Expect typical DLP lamp life; plan a replacement when brightness drops noticeably or the TV shows a lamp-warning indicator.
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