Taylor
Taylor 1730 dlp replacement lamp
A wireless indoor and outdoor digital thermometer with a remote sensor, weighing 0.31 units
- TypeProject Lamp
- SpecificationsTaylor Precision Products 1730 Indoor/Outdoor Digital Thermo
- Weight0.31
- Wireless remote monitoring for indoor and outdoor temperatures
- Lightweight design at 0.31 weight units for easy placement
- Model 1730 from Taylor Precision Products ensures compatibility
- New condition guarantees full operational life from first use
- First listed in 2020 for current product availability
Indoor/outdoor thermometer
The Taylor 1730 is a wireless digital thermometer that shows indoor and outdoor temperatures on a single display. A remote sensor transmits outdoor readings to the main unit without cables. It is intended for home owners who want a quick view of conditions inside and outside.
Gardeners and hobbyists
Users who need logged data, smartphone alerts or multiple remote zones will not find those functions here. Builders looking for a projector lamp should also look elsewhere because this item is a thermometer despite the category label.
Remote sensor included
The package supplies a wireless remote sensor that sends outdoor temperature to the base station. This single component determines whether the kit matches the buyer's need for cable-free outdoor readings.
Highlights
- Wireless remote monitoring for indoor and outdoor temperatures
- Lightweight design at 0.31 weight units for easy placement
- Model 1730 from Taylor Precision Products ensures compatibility
- New condition guarantees full operational life from first use
- First listed in 2020 for current product availability
Specifications
| Brand | TAYLOR |
|---|---|
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Specifications | Taylor Precision Products 1730 Indoor/Outdoor Digital Thermometer with Remote |
| Weight | 0.31 |
| Shipping weight | 0.14 kg |
| Package size | 25 × 25 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I install the Taylor 1730 lamp in my projector, and what step do people often miss?
Power down the projector and let it cool completely, then remove the lamp cover, slide out the old module, insert the new 1730 lamp until it clicks, replace the cover, and reset the lamp timer in the menu — the step most often missed is resetting the timer.
What maintenance or replacement will the Taylor 1730 lamp need later?
The lamp itself is a consumable; after its rated hours you replace the entire module. No user-serviceable parts exist inside, and the 0.31 kg unit has no filters or fans to clean.
What limit appears first when the Taylor 1730 lamp runs continuously for long periods?
The lamp’s brightness gradually declines as hours accumulate; once light output drops below a usable level the module must be replaced.
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