Sony KDS-60A2020 DLP Replacement Lamp PHI387 100/120W 1.3 E8
DLP replacement lamp with Philips PHI387 100/120W 1.3 E8 bulb rated for 6,000 hours
- Product typeProject Lamp
- Product weight0.999
- Ready-to-install housing with original Philips bulb inside
- 100/120 W PHI387 lamp rated for 6000 hours
- 3 E8 spec matches Sony KDS-60A2020 requirements
- New OEM unit weighs .9990 kg for secure fit
- One-year warranty covers the complete lamp assembly
Compatible Sony KDS-60A2020 replacement
This lamp and housing assembly is built for the Sony KDS-60A2020 rear-projection television. It uses a Jaspertronics OEM module with an original Philips PHI387 bulb rated at 100/120W and 1.3 E8. The unit is supplied new with a 6,000-hour rating.
Verify the exact model number first
Confirm that your television carries the KDS-60A2020 designation before ordering. The part code KDS-60A2020-LAMP-UHP matches only that specific chassis. Weight is listed as 0.9990, so ensure your mounting area can accommodate the module.
Ready-to-install housing saves time
The bulb comes pre-mounted inside the complete housing, so no separate lamp insertion is required. A one-year warranty covers the assembly. No additional tools or software are bundled with the package.
How it compares
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- Price $71.99
- Cheaper than about 60% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).
Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Jaspertronics |
| Model name | KDS-60A2020-LAMP-UHP |
| Part number | KDS-60A2020-LAMP-UHP |
| Product type | Project Lamp |
Questions about this item
Does the lamp arrive as a complete housing or must the bare bulb be installed separately?
The unit ships as a complete lamp-and-housing assembly with the original Philips PHI387 bulb already fitted, so no separate installation of the bare bulb is required.
The part is listed as 100/120W — which wattage does the TV actually draw?
The lamp is rated for both 100 W and 120 W operation; the television’s ballast selects the appropriate power level automatically.
What does the 6,000-hour rating mean for everyday viewing?
At typical use of several hours per day, the 6,000-hour rating corresponds to multiple years before the lamp reaches its rated end of life.
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