PowerWarehouse
PowerWarehouse GLH-192 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 100 watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for compatible Panasonic models
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 Watt output restores original TV brightness
- GLH-192 model fits designated Panasonic DLP sets
- Bulb and housing shipped together for direct installation
- Quality-tested components meet OEM compatibility requirements
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
Panasonic GLH-192 compatible DLP lamp
The PowerWarehouse GLH-192 is a 100 Watt DLP replacement lamp supplied with bulb and housing assembled. It is designed for owners of compatible Panasonic rear-projection TVs who need a direct replacement when the original lamp reaches end of life.
Pre-assembled housing for straightforward
The unit arrives with the bulb already mounted in its housing so no separate handling of the bare lamp is required. This reduces the risk of contaminating the optical surface and lets a user complete the swap using only the access door on the television cabinet.
Restores original brightness after lamp-hour
The lamp replaces a dim or expired OEM module and returns the display to its factory light output. It is not suited for owners whose TV chassis has failed or who are upgrading to a different display technology.
Highlights
- 100 Watt output restores original TV brightness
- GLH-192 model fits designated Panasonic DLP sets
- Bulb and housing shipped together for direct installation
- Quality-tested components meet OEM compatibility requirements
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439136337 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
What interface does the GLH-192 lamp use and what wattage does it deliver?
The GLH-192 connects via the TV's dedicated lamp socket and delivers 100 Watt output matching the original Panasonic specification.
What physical parts are included so the unit fits the TV's lamp cage?
The replacement ships as a complete module with bulb and housing assembled, ready to slide into the existing lamp compartment.
How is the GLH-192 installed and which step is commonly missed?
Power off and unplug the TV, allow cooling, remove the lamp door, swap the module, then reset the lamp timer in the menu so the TV recognises the new lamp.
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