Jaspertronics TLP-T95U-LAMP DLP Replacement Lamp
Replacement lamp and housing module for the Toshiba TLP-T95U projector, supplied new with a one-year warranty
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.999
- Original lamp and housing module fits the Toshiba TLP-T95U projector
- Phoenix lamp type delivers the specified light output
- New condition provides full rated lifespan from first use
- Industry-leading one-year warranty covers the replacement module
- Lightweight unit at 0.9990 kg eases installation
Compatible Projector Model
The Jaspertronics TLP-T95U-LAMP is a new DLP replacement lamp module built for the Toshiba TLP-T95U projector. It arrives as a complete lamp-and-housing assembly ready for direct installation.
Build and Installation
The unit weighs 0.9990 and uses the Phoenix lamp type specified by the manufacturer. Because the housing is included, no separate cage handling or bulb alignment is required during replacement.
Deciding Specification
The only specification that confirms fit is the exact model code TLP-T95U; the lamp will not operate in any other projector. Buyers needing a different Toshiba model or a bare bulb without housing cannot use this part.
How it compares
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- Price $60.99
- Cheaper than about 65% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jaspertronics |
| Model name | TLP-T95U-LAMP |
| Part number | TLP-T95U-LAMP |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
Which projector interface does the Jaspertronics TLP-T95U-LAMP DLP replacement lamp use, and what practical limit does that set?
It is a direct-fit lamp and housing module for the Toshiba TLP-T95U projector; the lamp caps the usable brightness and colour output of that specific model.
What physical space and mounting points does the lamp and housing module need inside the Toshiba TLP-T95U?
The complete housing matches the original TLP-T95U chassis dimensions and screw locations, so it slides into the projector lamp bay and secures with the existing captive screws.
How is the module installed, and which step do people often get wrong?
Power off and cool the projector, remove the lamp cover, release the housing retention screws, pull the old module straight out, insert the new one until fully seated, retighten the screws, replace the cover, then reset the lamp timer in the menu — skipping the timer reset is the common error.
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