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Replacement DLP lamp compatible with Viewsonic PJD6235 projectors, replacing OEM part RLC-078
This PowerWarehouse DLP lamp replaces the original equipment module for the Viewsonic PJD6235 projector. It is built to match the OEM specifications exactly, ensuring a direct fit and reliable ignition. Home cinema owners and office users can restore full brightness without modifying the projector.
The lamp serves as a direct substitute for the manufacturer part numbered RLC-078. Install it when the existing lamp reaches its rated end of life or when image brightness drops noticeably. The swap is worthwhile if the projector itself remains in good working order and a new lamp cost fits the maintenance budget.
| Model | Viewsonic PJD6235 |
|---|---|
| Type | Lamps |
| Specifications | Replaces OEM# RLC-078 |
Yes, this PowerWarehouse lamp is built to replace OEM number RLC-078 in the Viewsonic PJD6235 projector.
Power off the projector and unplug it, then wait for the unit to cool completely before opening the lamp cover.
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