Canon 5322B001 projector lamp 245 Watt for LV-7490 LV-8320
- 245 W
- 3,000 (Normal) - 5,…
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Replacement lamp module with Osram P-VIP bulb rated 140 to 215 watts, delivering 3000 hours normal or 4000 hours economy life
The Acer D603P module ships as a fully assembled bulb and housing, so it fits straight into compatible Acer projectors without extra assembly. It uses an Osram P-VIP bulb rated at 140 - 215W and is supplied new.
In Normal mode the lamp is rated for 3,000 hours of operation. Switching to Economy mode extends the rated life to 4,000 hours, giving a practical limit on how long the projector can run before a change is needed.
The 140 - 215W power window is the single specification that determines whether this module matches the projector's ballast and cooling design; if the original lamp falls outside this range the part will not work.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Acer |
| Product type | P-VIP |
| Display | |
| Lamp lifespan | 3,000 (Normal) - 4,000 (Economy) Hrs. |
| Power | |
| Power rating | 140–215 W |
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