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Valcom, Inc
DLP replacement lamp restores projector brightness, model V-2971
The Valcom V-2971 is a stainless steel call-in switch designed for a single-gang electrical box. It operates without an external power source and features a black call button for standard signalling. This new component provides manual volume adjustment for the connected system.
This unit is a wall-mounted communication switch, not a DLP projector lamp despite its category placement. It suits installations requiring a hardwired call button with local volume control. Buyers seeking a replacement light source for a projector cannot use this product.
| Brand | VALCOM |
|---|---|
| Type | Project Lamp |
| Specifications | Valcom Call In Switch w/ Volume Control |
| Shipping weight | 0.45 kg |
| Package size | 114 × 89 × 51 mm |
Yes, the V-2971 is designed to mount in a single-gang electrical box.
Connecting an external power source is unnecessary; the switch operates without one.
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