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A new DLP replacement lamp compatible with NEC NP22LP projectors, guaranteed 100% compatible with original equipment
The PowerWarehouse NEC NP22LP is a new DLP replacement lamp built to replace OEM part number NP22LP. It is guaranteed 100% compatible with the original equipment. This lamp restores brightness for compatible NEC projectors.
This lamp suits owners of NEC projectors that require the NP22LP module. Buyers needing a different part number or a lamp for another projector brand should look elsewhere.
| Model | NEC NP22LP |
|---|---|
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | Replaces OEM# NP22LP |
It confirms the NP22LP lamp matches the original equipment specifications so the projector recognises it and operates at the intended brightness and colour balance.
The lamp uses the same connector and electrical interface as the OEM NP22LP, so it delivers the same rated output and expected lifespan without any interface-imposed cap.
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