Panasonic ET-LAP770-A DLP Replacement Lamp & Housing
DLP replacement lamp and housing compatible with Panasonic ET-LAP770 projectors, weighing .9900 and backed by a 90 day warranty
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.99
- Genuine AL Series lamp delivers reliable brightness
- Pre-assembled housing enables quick tool-free installation
- Guaranteed compatibility with Panasonic ET-LAP770 projectors
- New condition ensures full rated performance from day one
- 90-day warranty backs the replacement module
Compatible Panasonic Projector Lamp
The ET-LAP770-A module is a new aftermarket lamp and housing built for Panasonic projectors that use the ET-LAP770 part code. It arrives as a complete assembly so the projector can be restored to service without additional parts.
Pre-Assembled Housing Design
The lamp ships inside its own housing, removing the need to handle a bare bulb or align a separate cage during installation. This reduces the risk of contaminating the optical path and shortens the downtime for maintenance.
90 Day Warranty Coverage
The unit carries a 90 day warranty from the supplier, covering early-life failures under normal projection use. Power draw and thermal output match the original specification for the supported projector models.
How it compares
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- Price $29.99
- Cheaper than about 91% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Advanced Lamps |
| Model name | ET-LAP770-A |
| Part number | ET-LAP770-A |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
What warranty period covers the ET-LAP770-A lamp module?
The ET-LAP770-A lamp module carries a 90 day warranty from the supplier.
How much does the ET-LAP770-A lamp and housing assembly weigh?
The complete ET-LAP770-A lamp and housing assembly weighs .9900 units as listed in the specifications.
What is the correct installation sequence for the ET-LAP770-A housing?
Power off the projector and let it cool completely, remove the old lamp housing, insert the new ET-LAP770-A housing until it seats firmly, then secure the retaining screws before restoring power.
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