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PowerWarehouse ANF212LP69 DLP replacement lamp module 250W 4000-Hrs

PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse ANF212LP69 dlp replacement lamp 250W 4000-Hrs

SKU CH-QWBW-SHBB8

Replacement DLP projector lamp rated at 250 watts with a 4000-hour service life

  • Product typeLamps
  • Details250 W
  • 250 W lamp powers bright projection for Sharp PG-F262X
  • Rated 4000 hours service life reduces replacement frequency
  • Model ANF212LP69 matches original part specification
  • New condition ensures full performance from first use

Sharp PG-F262X Compatible Lamp

This PowerWarehouse ANF212LP69 replacement lamp is built for the Sharp PG-F262X projector. It restores original brightness when the installed lamp reaches end of life. Home-cinema owners and small-venue operators use it to keep their existing projector running without changing hardware.

250 Watt Power Rating

The lamp draws 250 watts and is rated for 4000 hours of operation. Matching this wattage is essential; a different power level will not strike correctly or may damage the projector's power supply. Buyers whose projector requires a different wattage must choose another part.

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Price $116.99
Pricier than about 64% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand namePowerWarehouse
Model nameANF212LP69
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

What does the 250 W rating mean once the lamp is installed in my Sharp PG-F262X?

The 250 W rating is the power the lamp draws during normal operation; the projector's ballast regulates that draw to deliver the specified brightness for the PG-F262X.

Which lamp interface does the ANF212LP69 use and what does it limit in practice?

The lamp uses the proprietary connector designed for the Sharp PG-F262X, so it fits only that model and its compatible variants; no other projector will accept it.

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