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PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse Dell 1610HD dlp replacement lamp

SKU CH-JWHQ-BY36E

Replacement DLP lamp compatible with Dell 1610HD projectors and OEM numbers 330-6581, 725-10203, 725-10229

  • Product typeLamps
  • DetailsReplaces OEM# 330-6581, 725-10203, 725-10229
  • Guaranteed 100% compatible with original Dell 1610HD equipment
  • Replaces OEM part numbers 330-6581, 725-10203, 725-10229
  • Premium PowerWarehouse replacement lamp engineered for reliable performance
  • New DLP lamp restores projector brightness and image quality

Dell 1610HD Compatible Lamp

The PowerWarehouse replacement lamp fits the Dell 1610HD projector and replaces OEM part numbers 330-6581, 725-10203 and 725-10229. It is supplied new and guaranteed 100 percent compatible with the original equipment. Home-cinema owners and small-venue operators can restore full brightness with a single module.

Direct OEM Replacement

No additional accessories, cables or software are included in the package. The lamp ships as a standalone unit ready for installation. Buyers who need a spare lamp for immediate changeover or a mounting kit should source those items separately.

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Price $123.99
Pricier than about 70% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Model nameDell 1610HD
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

How often will the Dell 1610HD lamp need to be replaced?

The lamp is a consumable that dims over time; replace it when brightness drops below an acceptable level for your viewing environment.

What is the first limit reached during a long projection session?

Heat buildup is the primary limit; the projector will shut down if the lamp temperature exceeds its safe operating threshold.

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