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PowerWarehouse Hitachi CP-A222WNM DLP Replacement Lamp (2pcs)

SKU CH-GZ1A-WYSDP

Two-pack of DLP replacement lamps compatible with Hitachi CP-A222WNM projectors

  • Product typeLamps
  • DetailsReplaces OEM# DT01381, CPA222WNLAMP, 456-814WB
  • Compatible with Hitachi CP-A222WNM projectors
  • Replaces OEM part numbers DT01381, CPA222WNLAMP, 456-814WB
  • Two-lamp pack keeps a spare ready for quick swaps
  • New condition ensures full brightness from first use

Direct Replacement for Hitachi CP-A222WNM

This pack contains two new DLP replacement lamps built to match the original DT01381, CPA222WNLAMP and 456-814WB part numbers. They are guaranteed to be 100 percent compatible with the specified Hitachi projector models. Installation restores the factory brightness and colour performance without modification.

Two-Lamp Pack for Continuous Operation

The twin-lamp bundle lets you keep a verified spare on hand so a burnout does not interrupt a presentation or lesson. Each unit is a direct swap for the OEM module, so no adapter or firmware change is required. Buyers who need a different wattage or connector type should verify their projector's service manual before ordering.

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Price $203.99
Pricier than about 88% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Model nameHitachi CP-A222WNM DT01381, CPA222WNLAMP, 456-814WB
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

When will the lamp module need replacing?

The lamp module is a consumable that dims over time; replace it when brightness drops below an acceptable level or the projector signals end-of-life.

What limits continuous operation first?

Heat buildup in the lamp housing is the primary limit; the projector will shut down if internal temperatures exceed safe thresholds.

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