Canon 5322B001 projector lamp 245 Watt for LV-7490 LV-8320
- 245 W
- 3,000 (Normal) - 5,…
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265W UHP replacement lamp module with housing delivers 3,000 normal or 3,500 economy hours
The NEC NP-UM330XJL OEM module delivers a pre-assembled 265W UHP bulb inside its original housing for immediate installation in compatible NEC projectors. It targets IT managers and AV technicians who need a drop-in replacement without separate bulb handling.
The 265W UHP source is rated for 3,000 hours in normal mode and 3,500 hours in economy mode, defining the practical service window before brightness drops below usable levels. Economy mode extends runtime at the cost of reduced light output.
This unit ships with a genuine Osram UHP 265W bulb, matching the manufacturer-specified light engine for the NP-UM330XJL / NP17LP chassis. Buyers whose projectors require a different bulb maker or wattage cannot use this module.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | NEC |
| Product type | UHP |
| Display | |
| Lamp lifespan | 3,000 (Normal) - 3,500 (Economy) Hrs. |
| Power | |
| Power rating | 265 W |
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