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PowerWarehouse DLP Replacement Lamp for Mitsubishi VLT-X30LP 130 Watt 2000 Hrs
130-watt UHP replacement lamp rated for 2000 hours in Mitsubishi VLT-X30LP projectors
- TypeLamps
- Specifications130 Watt
- 130 Watt UHP lamp matches original brightness
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 100 % OEM compatible fits Mitsubishi VLT‑X30LP
- New condition ensures full performance from day one
- QC tested before shipping for reliable operation
Direct Replacement for Mitsubishi VLT-X30LP
This PowerWarehouse DLP lamp replaces the Mitsubishi VLT-X30LP module in compatible projectors. It is rated at 130 watts with an expected life of 2000 hours. The unit is supplied new and tested to meet OEM requirements for fit and function.
Suitable for Restoring Original Brightness
Owners of Mitsubishi projectors that specify the VLT-X30LP lamp can use this module to restore factory light output. It is not intended for projectors that require a different lamp code or wattage. Buyers needing a higher-lumen or longer-life alternative should verify their model's approved options before ordering.
Verify Projector Model and Lamp Code
Confirm that your projector's service manual lists VLT-X30LP as the correct replacement part. Check that the housing and connector match the original module before installation. Ensure the projector's lamp timer is reset after fitting so the 2000-hour counter starts accurately.
Highlights
- 130 Watt UHP lamp matches original brightness
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 100 % OEM compatible fits Mitsubishi VLT‑X30LP
- New condition ensures full performance from day one
- QC tested before shipping for reliable operation
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878438776305 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 130 Watt |
Questions about this item
Which Mitsubishi projector models accept this 130-watt VLT-X30LP lamp?
It is designed as a direct replacement for projectors that use the original Mitsubishi VLT-X30LP lamp module.
Will this lamp run in a projector that previously used a lower-wattage module?
The lamp draws 130 watts, so the projector must be rated for that power level; using it in a unit designed for a lower-wattage lamp could cause overheating or shutdown.
How can I verify the lamp is operating correctly after installation?
Reset the projector’s lamp-hour counter, then confirm the menu shows zero hours and that the image reaches full brightness without flicker during the first 2000 hours of rated life.
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