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Replacement lamp module with Ushio bulb for compatible projectors
The DynamicLamps AKLMP1815 is a replacement projector lamp module built with a Ushio bulb. It is designed to restore brightness and colour accuracy when the original lamp reaches the end of its rated life. The module fits projectors that specify the AKLMP1815 part number. Installation follows the projector manufacturer's standard lamp-replacement procedure.
This module suits owners of projectors that list AKLMP1815 as the correct spare part. It will not fit projectors that require a different lamp code or a bare bulb without the housing. Buyers who need a higher-lumen output than the original specification, or who want a lamp with a longer rated lifespan than the standard module provides, should look at other options.
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| Product type | Projector Lamp |
The module is compatible with projectors that list part number AKLMP1815.
Yes, it replaces the original Ushio lamp in any projector specifying part number AKLMP1815.
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