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PowerWarehouse 180 Watt DLP replacement lamp for Sony KDS-R70XBR2
180 Watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for 70-inch Sony rear-projection TVs
- TypeLamps
- Specifications180 Watt
- Ready-to-install housing saves setup time
- 180 Watt output restores original brightness
- 100 % compatibility guaranteed with Sony KDS-R70XBR2
- Brand-new lamp module ships in sealed packaging
- Quality-tested components meet OEM requirements
Product identity
The PowerWarehouse 180 Watt DLP replacement lamp is designed for the Sony KDS-R70XBR2 television. It supplies a complete lamp module with bulb and housing so owners can restore original brightness without sourcing separate components.
Practical limits
The lamp operates at 180 watts, matching the power specification of the original equipment. Light output will gradually decline over the rated service life and the unit must be replaced once brightness falls below an acceptable level for the viewing environment.
Upgrade context
This unit replaces a spent or dimming factory lamp in the same chassis. The change is worthwhile when the existing lamp no longer delivers sufficient luminance for comfortable viewing and a direct-compatible module is preferred over bare-bulb alternatives.
Highlights
- Ready-to-install housing saves setup time
- 180 Watt output restores original brightness
- 100 % compatibility guaranteed with Sony KDS-R70XBR2
- Brand-new lamp module ships in sealed packaging
- Quality-tested components meet OEM requirements
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439150029 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 180 Watt |
Questions about this item
Which version of the 180 Watt lamp fits the KDS-R70XBR2?
This single 180 Watt lamp with housing is built to match the KDS-R70XBR2 exactly; no other version is offered.
What does the 180 Watt rating deliver once installed?
The 180 Watt output restores the projector's original brightness and colour performance for the KDS-R70XBR2.
What interface does the lamp use and what does it limit?
The lamp connects through the TV's proprietary socket, which caps power draw at the rated 180 Watt.
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