Advanced Lamps OPX6025-LAMP-A DLP Replacement Lamp
Replacement lamp and housing fits the Optoma OPX6025 projector, supplied new with a 90 day warranty
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.99
- Compatible with Optoma OPX6025 projector
- Genuine AL Series lamp for reliable brightness
- Lamp and housing module simplifies installation
- 90 day warranty included with purchase
- Lightweight design at .9900 weight units
Compatible DLP Lamp Module
This replacement lamp and housing assembly is built for the Optoma OPX6025 projector. It arrives new and ready to install so users can restore brightness without replacing the entire projector. The module uses a Genuine AL Series lamp for reliable light output.
Practical Limits of the Lamp Standard
DLP lamps lose brightness gradually as operating hours increase and will eventually reach end of life. The included 90 day warranty covers early failures but does not extend the rated lamp life. Users should plan for periodic replacement based on usage patterns.
Capacity and Headroom
The .9900 unit delivers full rated output for typical home theater or presentation use. It comfortably handles regular daily sessions but will dim over time as the lamp ages. Heavy continuous operation will shorten the interval before a new module is needed.
How it compares
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- Price $33.99
- Cheaper than about 86% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Advanced Lamps |
| Model name | OPX6025-LAMP-A |
| Part number | OPX6025-LAMP-A |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
Should I choose the OPX6025-LAMP-A or the original-bulb version?
The OPX6025-LAMP-A uses a Genuine AL Series lamp inside a new housing, while the alternative module ships with an Original bulb; both fit the Optoma OPX6025.
What does the 90-day warranty cover once the lamp is installed?
It covers defects in the lamp and housing for 90 days from purchase, giving you a replacement if the module fails during that period.
Does the lamp use a standard projector interface or a proprietary connector?
It plugs directly into the Optoma OPX6025's proprietary lamp socket, so no adapter or extra cabling is required.
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