Atdec TH-WH-PJ-FM Projector Flush Mount 15 kg 360° rotation
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Genuine OEM DMD chip replaces the light engine in compatible Smart UF55, SBP-20W, UF55W and SBP-10X projectors
This new OEM DLP chip is a direct replacement for the Dell Smart UF55, SBP-20W, UF55W and SBP-10X projector models. It restores the imaging engine when the original DMD fails or degrades. The component is supplied new with a 60 day warranty period.
Install this chip when the projector shows stuck pixels, colour decay or a dimming image that cleaning cannot fix. The upgrade is worth it if the optical block and light source are still serviceable. Buyers needing a complete optical engine or a different projector series should look elsewhere.
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The chip is listed as compatible with the Smart UF55, SBP-20W, UF55W and SBP-10X projector models.
Installers often forget to remove the protective cover from the new chip before seating it, which blocks the light path and ruins image quality.
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