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PowerWarehouse DLP Replacement Lamp TDPLD2 250W 2000Hrs
Replacement DLP projector lamp rated 250 W with a 2000-hour service life
- TypeLamps
- Specifications250 Watt
- 250 Watt output delivers bright projection for clear images
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 100% OEM compatible design fits the TDPLD2 model directly
- Quality components ensure reliable operation throughout rated lifespan
- Each unit tested by quality control before shipment
Projector Lamp for TDPLD2
This PowerWarehouse DLP replacement lamp is built for owners of compatible projectors that require a 250 Watt UHP light source. It arrives new and tested to match the original equipment specifications. The lamp restores brightness and colour accuracy when the original module reaches end of life. Buyers who need a different wattage or socket type cannot use this unit.
Quality-Tested Build and Direct Fit
Each lamp is assembled with precision components and passes a quality-control check before packaging. The housing aligns with the projector's existing mount so installation follows the manufacturer's standard procedure. No extra adapters or wiring changes are required. Users who prefer a tool-less swap should verify their projector model supports this method.
2000-Hour Rated Life at 250 Watts
The lamp is rated for 2000 hours of operation at its specified 250 Watt power level. This figure determines how often the module will need replacement in typical home-theatre use. Buyers who need a longer rated life or a lower power draw should look for a different specification.
Highlights
- 250 Watt output delivers bright projection for clear images
- 2000 hour rated life reduces replacement frequency
- 100% OEM compatible design fits the TDPLD2 model directly
- Quality components ensure reliable operation throughout rated lifespan
- Each unit tested by quality control before shipment
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878438048150 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 250 Watt |
Questions about this item
What wattage does the 250 W UHP lamp draw, and what brightness ceiling does that set?
The lamp operates at 250 watts, which determines the maximum light output the projector can produce; actual on-screen brightness depends on the projector’s optical engine and settings.
What physical dimensions and connector layout must the projector’s lamp cavity match for this TDPLD2 module?
The module is built to the TDPLD2 form factor, so the projector’s lamp housing, mounting screws and power connector must match that exact OEM design for a secure fit.
How is the lamp installed, and which step do users most often skip?
Power off and unplug the projector, let it cool completely, open the lamp door, remove the old module, insert the new TDPLD2 unit until it seats firmly, close the door, then reset the lamp-hour counter in the menu — skipping the reset is the common mistake.
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