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PowerWarehouse 150 Watt dlp replacement lamp 75007111
A 150 Watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for compatible TV models
- TypeLamps
- Specifications150 Watt
- 150 Watt output matches original TV brightness
- OEM-compatible design fits Toshiba 75007111 models exactly
- Pre-assembled bulb and housing enables quick installation
- 100% compatibility tested before shipment
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
PowerWarehouse 150 Watt DLP Lamp
This PowerWarehouse lamp is a new 150 Watt DLP replacement unit built for home-theatre projectors and rear-projection TVs. It ships as a complete bulb-and-housing assembly ready for direct installation. Quality-control testing is performed on every unit before packaging.
For Toshiba 75007111 Compatible Sets
The lamp matches the Toshiba 75007111 part number and meets the original equipment specifications for that model. It is not intended for projectors or displays that require a different wattage or a different manufacturer part number.
150 Watt Rating Determines Fit
The single specification that decides compatibility is the 150 Watt power rating combined with the 75007111 part reference. Verify that your device calls for exactly this wattage and part number before ordering.
Highlights
- 150 Watt output matches original TV brightness
- OEM-compatible design fits Toshiba 75007111 models exactly
- Pre-assembled bulb and housing enables quick installation
- 100% compatibility tested before shipment
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439150913 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 150 Watt |
Questions about this item
How often will the 150 Watt lamp need replacing?
The lamp is rated for typical DLP service life; replacement timing depends on daily viewing hours and brightness mode selected.
What limits continuous operation of the 150 Watt lamp?
Thermal protection in the TV will shut down the set if the lamp housing overheats during extended use.
How much heat and noise does the 150 Watt lamp add when the TV runs all day?
The lamp generates the heat expected from a 150 Watt source; the TV's internal fan manages airflow and audible noise.
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