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PowerWarehouse SB 660 DLP replacement lamp module 275W 2000-Hrs

PowerWarehouse

PowerWarehouse SB 660 275W 2000-Hrs dlp replacement lamp

SKU CH-PXKP-9027M

Replacement DLP lamp rated at 275 W with a 2,000-hour life for SB 660 projectors

  • Product typeLamps
  • Details275 W
  • 275 W lamp powers bright projection for SB 660
  • Rated 2000 hours of operation before replacement needed
  • Premium PowerWarehouse build matches original equipment specifications
  • Model 10024741 ensures exact fit for compatible projectors

PowerWarehouse SB 660 Replacement Lamp

This PowerWarehouse SB 660 replacement lamp is designed for users who need a new light source for compatible DLP projectors. It serves as a direct replacement component to restore brightness and image quality. The lamp is supplied new and ready for installation.

275W Output with 2000-Hour Rated Life

The lamp operates at 275 watts and carries a rated lifespan of 2000 hours under normal use. It comfortably handles regular presentation or home theatre sessions within that window. It runs out when the rated hours are exceeded or when brightness degrades below usable levels. Model number 10024741 identifies this specific unit.

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Price $110.99
Pricier than about 59% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand namePowerWarehouse
Model name10024741
Product typeLamps

Questions about this item

Will the 275 W PowerWarehouse lamp work in my existing SB 660 projector without changing the power supply?

The lamp is rated at 275 W and built for the SB 660 housing, so it draws the same power the original module expects.

How can I confirm the 10024741 lamp is running correctly after I install it?

After installation the projector should strike the lamp cleanly, show a steady image with no flicker, and the on-screen lamp-hour counter will begin counting from zero toward the 2000-hour rating.

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