PowerWarehouse
PowerWarehouse JVC HD-52Z575 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 100 Watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for JVC HD-52Z575 televisions
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 Watt output matches original JVC specification
- Direct-fit housing for HD-52Z575 projector models
- Quality components tested before shipment
- OEM-compatible replacement restores factory brightness
- Ready-to-install lamp with bulb and housing
Direct replacement lamp
The PowerWarehouse JVC HD-52Z575 is a 100 Watt DLP replacement lamp supplied with bulb and housing. It is built for owners of compatible JVC rear-projection televisions who need a new light source. Each unit is tested by the supplier's quality-control department before packaging. The lamp meets OEM requirements for fit and function.
Consistent output over time
The lamp delivers its rated 100 Watt output throughout the service interval rather than only in a short burst. Steady power draw supports stable brightness during extended viewing sessions. The housing and bulb assembly are designed to maintain alignment as temperatures rise. This helps avoid the dimming or colour shift that can occur with lesser modules.
Standard thermal profile
In normal use the lamp operates within the thermal envelope defined by the original television design. Fan noise and power consumption remain at the levels the set was engineered for. No additional cooling or voltage adjustment is required. The replacement restores the original thermal behaviour of the display.
Highlights
- 100 Watt output matches original JVC specification
- Direct-fit housing for HD-52Z575 projector models
- Quality components tested before shipment
- OEM-compatible replacement restores factory brightness
- Ready-to-install lamp with bulb and housing
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439133053 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
How much heat does the 100 Watt lamp add to the TV cabinet during all-day use?
The lamp draws 100 watts, so it contributes that amount of heat inside the projector; ensure the TV's ventilation slots stay clear.
What must I already own for this lamp to work?
A JVC HD-52Z575 rear-projection TV that accepts this exact lamp assembly with housing.
Will the 100 Watt lamp run in my older JVC 52-inch set without firmware changes?
It is built to OEM requirements for the HD-52Z575, so it fits and operates without software updates.
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