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PowerWarehouse replacement DLP lamp module in white housing

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PowerWarehouse Dell 331-1310 DLP Replacement Lamp

SKU CH-M64G-ZYH9Y

Replaces Dell 331-1310, KT74N and 725-10263 lamps with a compatible new module

  • Product typeLamps
  • DetailsReplaces OEM# 331-1310, KT74N, 725-10263
  • Compatible replacement for Dell 331-1310 projectors
  • Replaces OEM part numbers 331-1310, KT74N, 725-10263
  • Guaranteed 100% compatible with original equipment
  • Premium PowerWarehouse lamp restores projector brightness

Compatible Dell Projector Lamp

The PowerWarehouse Dell 331-1310 DLP replacement lamp is a new component built to match the original equipment specifications. It serves owners of Dell projectors that require the 331-1310, KT74N or 725-10263 part numbers. Installation restores brightness without modifying the projector.

Direct OEM Replacement

The lamp replaces OEM numbers 331-1310, KT74N and 725-10263, delivering 100% compatibility guaranteed by the manufacturer. Buyers who need a different connector type or a higher wattage module will find this unit does not meet those requirements.

How it compares

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Price $145.99
Pricier than about 78% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Model nameDell 331-1310
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

How often will the Dell 331-1310 lamp need replacing?

The lamp is a consumable rated for a fixed number of operating hours; when brightness drops noticeably, install a new Dell 331-1310 unit.

What fails first during a long projection session?

Heat buildup inside the projector housing triggers the thermal protection circuit, forcing the lamp to shut down until the unit cools.

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