PowerWarehouse
PowerWarehouse JVC HD61G887 100W TV Lamp Replacement
A 100 Watt replacement lamp with bulb and housing for JVC HD61G887 televisions
- Compatible Models878439133541
- 100 Watt lamp restores original screen brightness
- JVC HD61G887 compatibility ensures exact fit
- Pre-installed bulb and housing simplifies installation
- Quality components meet OEM performance requirements
- Each unit tested by QC before shipping
Compatible Lamp Module
The PowerWarehouse JVC HD61G887 100W TV Lamp Replacement is a complete lamp module with bulb and housing designed for specific JVC projection televisions. It serves owners who need to restore brightness after the original lamp reaches end of life. Buyers who require a different wattage or a bare bulb without housing should look elsewhere.
Thermal and Power Behaviour
The lamp operates at a rated 100 watts, drawing that power to generate the light output needed for projection. Normal operation produces heat consistent with a 100 watt projection lamp and the cooling fan noise typical of the host television. No additional power or thermal specifications are provided.
Build and Installation Notes
The unit ships as a pre-assembled housing and bulb combination, so no separate bulb handling or alignment is required during installation. It is manufactured to meet OEM compatibility requirements for the listed part number 878439133541. The package contains only the lamp module itself.
Highlights
- 100 Watt lamp restores original screen brightness
- JVC HD61G887 compatibility ensures exact fit
- Pre-installed bulb and housing simplifies installation
- Quality components meet OEM performance requirements
- Each unit tested by QC before shipping
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439133541 |
| Compatible Models | 878439133541 |
Questions about this item
How do I install the 100W lamp module into my JVC HD61G887 TV?
Power off and unplug the TV, remove the rear lamp cover screws, slide out the old housing, insert the new PowerWarehouse module until it seats firmly, replace the cover and screws, then reset the lamp timer in the menu.
What maintenance or replacement will this lamp need later?
The 100W bulb inside the housing will dim after several thousand hours; when brightness drops or the TV signals a lamp warning, replace the entire housing module again.
What limit appears first during extended viewing sessions with this 100W lamp?
Heat buildup in the lamp housing is the first limit; the TV’s internal fan must run freely, so keep vents clear to avoid automatic shutdown from thermal protection.
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