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PowerWarehouse JVC HD-70G886 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 100 Watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for JVC HD-70G886 TVs
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- Bright 100 Watt output for clear projection
- Direct fit for JVC HD-70G886 projectors
- Supplied with bulb and housing for quick install
- Quality-tested components ensure reliable performance
- Meets OEM requirements for full compatibility
Compatible JVC HD-70G886 100W Lamp
The PowerWarehouse JVC HD-70G886 is a new 100 watt DLP replacement lamp supplied with bulb and housing. It is built to meet OEM requirements for compatible JVC rear-projection televisions. Quality control testing is performed before packaging to ensure reliability.
Suits owners of matching JVC models
This lamp suits viewers restoring brightness to a compatible JVC HD-70G886 television. It is not for owners of other JVC models or different brands that require a different part number. Buyers needing a higher or lower wattage specification should look at something else.
100 watt output for rated brightness
The 100 watt rating delivers the light output specified for the original equipment. It comfortably handles normal daily viewing sessions in a darkened room. Extended continuous operation beyond typical use cycles may reduce the usable lifespan of the bulb.
Highlights
- Bright 100 Watt output for clear projection
- Direct fit for JVC HD-70G886 projectors
- Supplied with bulb and housing for quick install
- Quality-tested components ensure reliable performance
- Meets OEM requirements for full compatibility
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439133350 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
Does the JVC HD-70G886 lamp require the original projector housing to install?
The lamp ships with both the bulb and housing included, so no separate housing is needed for installation.
Will this 100 watt lamp work in a projector that originally used a lower-wattage module?
The replacement is built to meet the OEM requirements for the HD-70G886, matching the original 100 watt specification exactly.
How can I confirm the lamp is operating correctly after fitting it?
The projector should power on without a lamp-error warning and display a stable, evenly lit image at normal brightness.
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