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PowerWarehouse JVC HD61Z786 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 100-watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for JVC HD61Z786 TV models
- TypeLamps
- Specifications100 Watt
- 100 Watt output matches original projector brightness
- HD61Z786 model ensures exact fit for JVC sets
- 786 part code confirms OEM-level compatibility
- New lamp assembly includes bulb and housing ready to install
- Quality-tested components deliver reliable long-life performance
Compatible replacement lamp
The PowerWarehouse JVC HD61Z786 100 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp is a new lamp module supplied with bulb and housing. It is built for owners of compatible JVC rear-projection televisions who need a direct replacement for a depleted original lamp. The unit is tested to meet OEM requirements and guarantees 100% compatibility with the original equipment. It is not for buyers who need a lamp for a different television model or projection technology.
Thermals noise and power
The lamp operates at a rated 100 Watt power draw during normal use. Heat output is consistent with the original specification for the HD61Z786 chassis. The assembly includes the housing, so installation does not require handling a bare bulb. No acoustic or thermal performance figures beyond the wattage are provided in the data.
Bundled housing advantage
Supplying the bulb pre-installed in the housing removes the need for separate alignment or specialised tools during replacement. This reduces installation time and avoids the risk of contaminating the optical surface. The package contains the complete module only; no additional accessories, cleaning kits or software are included.
Highlights
- 100 Watt output matches original projector brightness
- HD61Z786 model ensures exact fit for JVC sets
- 786 part code confirms OEM-level compatibility
- New lamp assembly includes bulb and housing ready to install
- Quality-tested components deliver reliable long-life performance
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439133640 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 100 Watt |
Questions about this item
How do I install the JVC HD61Z786 lamp and housing, and which step do people often skip?
Power off the TV and unplug it, then remove the lamp cover and old assembly; the step many miss is reseating the new housing until the retaining screws click fully home so the safety interlock engages.
What maintenance or replacement will the 100 Watt lamp need later?
The lamp itself is the consumable; when brightness drops noticeably after its rated hours, replace the entire bulb-and-housing unit again — no separate filter or component service is required.
What limit appears first during extended viewing sessions with this 100 Watt DLP lamp?
Heat buildup in the projector’s optical block triggers the thermal protection circuit, dimming or shutting off the image until the unit cools.
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