BenQ MH680 DLP replacement lamp
A new aftermarket lamp-and-housing module compatible with the BenQ MH680 projector, backed by a 90-day warranty
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.99
- Genuine AL Series lamp ensures reliable brightness
- Complete lamp and housing module simplifies installation
- Engineered for flawless compatibility with BenQ MH680
- Lightweight 0.9900 kg design eases handling
- 90 day warranty provides purchase confidence
Compatible projector lamp module
The BenQ MH680 DLP replacement lamp is a complete lamp-and-housing assembly built for the BenQ MH680 projector. It arrives new and ready to install without additional tools or alignment steps.
Suits owners of the MH680 needing a direct swap
This unit matches the factory form factor for a straightforward replacement. Buyers whose projector uses a different lamp code or who require an original-equipment bulb rather than an aftermarket module should verify the part number before ordering.
90-day warranty period
The manufacturer backs the lamp with a 90-day warranty from purchase. This coverage length is the key specification for evaluating whether the module meets your replacement-planning needs.
How it compares
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- Price $39.99
- Cheaper than about 78% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Advanced Lamps |
| Model name | MH680-LAMP-A |
| Part number | MH680-LAMP-A |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
How do I install the MH680 lamp and housing, and what step do people often get wrong?
Power off and unplug the BenQ MH680 projector, let it cool completely, then remove the lamp cover and swap the entire housing; the step people miss is forgetting to reset the lamp timer in the menu after installation.
What maintenance or replacement will the MH680 lamp and housing need later?
The lamp is a consumable that dims over time; when brightness drops or the projector warns you, replace the whole housing again — no separate filter or bulb-only service is required for this module.
What limit appears first during sustained use of the MH680 lamp?
The lamp will reach its rated lifespan and lose brightness before any other component fails; the 90-day warranty covers early defects, but gradual dimming under continuous operation is the expected limit.
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