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PowerWarehouse
Replacement DLP lamp compatible with Infocus IN5102 projectors, replaces OEM part SP-LAMP-038
This PowerWarehouse lamp replaces OEM part SP-LAMP-038 and is guaranteed 100 percent compatible with the Infocus IN5102 projector. It restores original brightness so the display performs as intended for home theatre or presentation use.
Installation follows the projector's standard lamp-door procedure and requires no soldering or firmware updates. The only common issue is forgetting to reset the lamp-hour counter in the on-screen menu after fitting the new module.
| Model | Infocus IN5102 |
|---|---|
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | Replaces OEM# SP-LAMP-038 |
The projector should power on without error lights and display a bright, stable image with accurate colour; the lamp-hour counter will reset to zero once the new module is recognised.
The package contains the premium replacement lamp module that replaces OEM# SP-LAMP-038; no additional parts or tools are required for installation.
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