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Two-pack of DLP projector lamps replaces OEM AN-D400LP for Sharp PG-D45X3D models
This two-lamp set is built as a direct replacement for the Sharp PG-D45X3D projector and matches the original AN-D400LP specification. Each unit is supplied new and tested for 100% compatibility with the original equipment. The twin pack gives a spare on hand for uninterrupted projection.
Users who need a ready spare or a cost-effective alternative to the OEM lamp will find this pair suitable. Buyers with a different projector model or those who require a higher lumen output than the original design should look at other options.
| Model | Sharp PG-D45X3D |
|---|---|
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | Replaces OEM# AN-D400LP |
The lamp replaces OEM AN-D400LP directly and fits the projector's existing lamp compartment without needing the old housing.
Yes, it is guaranteed 100% compatible with projectors that originally used the AN-D400LP lamp module.
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