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Replacement lamp module for EDP-3600, 3700, 6100 and 6200 projectors using part 9462
The DynamicLamps 9462 module fits Elmo EDP-3600, EDP-3700, EDP-6100 and EDP-6200 units. It installs without tools and restores original brightness in minutes. Buyers needing a different lamp code or a bare bulb without housing should look elsewhere.
The module uses a standard projector lamp that dims gradually over its rated hours. No on-board counter warns of expiry, so plan replacement when the image becomes too dim for your environment. Projectors without a lamp-hour meter give no advance notice.
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The 9462 module is built for the EDP-3600, EDP-3700, EDP-6100 and EDP-6200 models, so it matches your unit directly.
The 9462 designation identifies the exact lamp assembly specified for those projectors, delivering the manufacturer-rated output and rated hours for the EDP-3600, 3700, 6100 and 6200 series.
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