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PowerWarehouse Mitsubishi WD52627 120 Watt DLP Replacement Lamp
A 120 watt DLP replacement lamp with bulb and housing for Mitsubishi WD52627 televisions
- TypeLamps
- Specifications120 Watt
- 120 Watt output matches original projector brightness
- Genuine housing included for direct-fit installation
- 100 % OEM compatibility confirmed by quality testing
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
- PowerWarehouse quality control on every unit
Mitsubishi WD52627 Compatibility
This 120 Watt DLP replacement lamp is designed for Mitsubishi rear-projection televisions that use the WD52627 lamp module. It restores original brightness when the factory lamp reaches end of life. Home-theatre owners and repair technicians can install it without special tools.
Check Your Current Lamp
Verify that the existing lamp assembly carries the WD52627 part number before ordering. Confirm the television powers on but shows a dim or flickering image, which indicates lamp wear rather than ballast failure. Ensure the set has cooled completely before removing the old module.
Installation and Result
The unit ships with bulb and housing pre-assembled so it slides directly into the lamp compartment and locks with the original screws. No separate ballast or driver is required. Replacing the lamp resets the brightness and colour performance to factory levels, clearing the lamp-hour warning on compatible models.
Highlights
- 120 Watt output matches original projector brightness
- Genuine housing included for direct-fit installation
- 100 % OEM compatibility confirmed by quality testing
- New condition ensures full rated lamp life
- PowerWarehouse quality control on every unit
Specifications
| Brand | PowerWarehouse |
|---|---|
| Model | 878439134814 |
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | 120 Watt |
Questions about this item
Does the PowerWarehouse WD52627 lamp ship with the housing already fitted, or must I buy a separate cage?
The replacement lamp includes both the 120 Watt bulb and its housing pre-assembled, so no extra cage is required.
My TV accepts both 100 W and 120 W lamps — which wattage should I select?
Choose the 120 Watt version to match the original WD52627 specification and maintain the projector's designed brightness.
What brightness difference will I see after fitting this 120 Watt lamp in my Mitsubishi DLP set?
The lamp restores the factory-rated 120 Watt output, returning the picture to its original luminance level.
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