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PowerWarehouse 456-8775G DLP replacement lamp module, bare bulb in plastic housing

PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse 456-8775G DLP Replacement Lamp 220W 3000-Hrs

SKU CH-Q85C-BZCYG

A 220-watt DLP projector lamp rated for 3,000 hours of use

  • TypeLamps
  • Specifications220 Watt
  • 220 W lamp delivers bright projection
  • Rated 3000 hours of usable life
  • PowerWarehouse DT00911214 module fits 456-8775G projectors
  • New replacement restores original image quality

Replacement Lamp for DLP Projectors

This PowerWarehouse 456-8775G lamp delivers 220 W of illumination and is rated for 3000 hours of operation. It is supplied as a new component for compatible DLP projectors. The unit carries the manufacturer model DT00911214.

For owners needing a direct lamp swap

Suitable for users replacing a spent lamp in a supported projector. Not intended for buyers whose projector requires a different wattage, a different connector, or a longer rated life. Also not for those seeking a complete projector module rather than the lamp alone.

Highlights

  • 220 W lamp delivers bright projection
  • Rated 3000 hours of usable life
  • PowerWarehouse DT00911214 module fits 456-8775G projectors
  • New replacement restores original image quality

Specifications

BrandPowerWarehouse
ModelDT00911214
TypeLamps
Specifications220 Watt

Questions about this item

Which projector models accept the 456-8775G lamp?

The 456-8775G lamp is designed for projectors that specify this exact part number; check your projector's manual or service label for the 456-8775G code before ordering.

Will the 220W rating match my projector's original lamp?

Yes, this lamp is rated at 220W, matching the original specification for projectors that use the 456-8775G part.

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