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PowerWarehouse Hitachi LW700 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
100-watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for Hitachi LW700 projectors
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 W lamp restores full brightness to compatible Hitachi projectors
- Complete housing and bulb assembly enables quick, tool-free installation
- New OEM-grade component meets original equipment specifications
- Each unit passes QC testing before packaging for reliable operation
- Designed specifically for the LW700 model ensuring exact fit
Hitachi LW700 100 Watt Replacement Lamp
This PowerWarehouse lamp is a direct replacement for the Hitachi LW700 projector. It ships new with the bulb pre-installed in its housing for immediate installation. The unit is tested to meet OEM compatibility requirements and rated at 100 watt output.
Home users restoring a Hitachi LW700 projector
The lamp suits owners who need a straightforward, tested replacement to return their existing projector to working order. It is not intended for other projector models or for lighting applications that require a different wattage or housing design.
100 watt rating matches the original specification
The single figure that confirms fit is the 100 watt power rating, which aligns with the factory lamp for the LW700. Using a lamp with a different rating would risk incorrect brightness, premature failure or damage to the projector.
Highlights
- 100 W lamp restores full brightness to compatible Hitachi projectors
- Complete housing and bulb assembly enables quick, tool-free installation
- New OEM-grade component meets original equipment specifications
- Each unit passes QC testing before packaging for reliable operation
- Designed specifically for the LW700 model ensuring exact fit
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439132315 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
How often will the 100 Watt lamp need replacing under normal viewing?
The 100 Watt lamp is a consumable that dims over time; typical DLP lamps last several thousand hours before brightness drops enough to warrant a new module.
What limits continuous operation of the LW700 lamp assembly?
Sustained use is limited by the 100 Watt lamp's thermal design — once the housing reaches its operating temperature the projector's protection circuit will dim or shut down the light engine.
How much heat and fan noise does the 100 Watt module add during all-day use?
A 100 Watt lamp generates significant heat, so the projector's cooling fans run at higher speeds, producing noticeable airflow noise during extended sessions.
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