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PowerWarehouse 60VG825 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
100 Watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for Hitachi 60VG825 TV models
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 Watt output restores original TV brightness
- Direct fit for Hitachi 60VG825 models
- Pre-assembled bulb and housing simplifies installation
- Quality-controlled testing ensures reliable performance
- Meets OEM specifications for full compatibility
Direct replacement for Hitachi 60VG825
This 100 Watt DLP replacement lamp ships with the bulb already fitted in its housing so it slots straight into the original projector. It is intended for owners of the Hitachi 60VG825 model who need a new light source without sourcing a bare bulb separately.
Tested housing and bulb assembly
Every unit passes a quality-control check before packing to confirm fit and ignition reliability. The pre-assembled housing removes the alignment step that bare bulbs require, cutting installation time and reducing the chance of dust entering the optical path.
100 Watt output matches OEM spec
The lamp delivers the same 100 Watt rating specified for the 60VG825, maintaining the brightness and colour balance the projector was designed for. Buyers needing a different wattage or a bare bulb without housing should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- 100 Watt output restores original TV brightness
- Direct fit for Hitachi 60VG825 models
- Pre-assembled bulb and housing simplifies installation
- Quality-controlled testing ensures reliable performance
- Meets OEM specifications for full compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439132414 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
What wattage does the 60VG825 lamp draw, and what brightness level does that cap?
The lamp runs at 100 watts, matching the original Hitachi specification, so brightness is capped at the TV's factory-rated lumen output for this model.
What physical parts are included to fit the Hitachi 60VG825 housing?
The package contains the bulb pre-mounted in a complete housing assembly, designed to slide directly into the TV's lamp compartment without extra brackets.
How is the lamp installed, and which step do people often miss?
Power off and unplug the TV, remove the lamp door, slide out the old assembly, insert the new one until it seats firmly, replace the door, then reset the lamp timer in the TV menu — the timer reset is the step most often forgotten.
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