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Sony XL-5200-UHP DLP replacement lamp housing with Philips bulb inside

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Sony XL-5200-UHP DLP Replacement Lamp with Philips Bulb

SKU CH-7RZH-9P12Z

A DLP replacement lamp with Philips bulb rated for 6,000 hours and 100/120W power

  • Product typeProject Lamp
  • Product weight0.999
  • Ready-to-install lamp housing saves setup time
  • Philips PHI387 100/120W bulb delivers rated brightness
  • 6,000-hour rating supports extended viewing
  • Lightweight 0.9990 kg unit eases handling
  • One-year warranty backs reliable operation

Replacement Lamp for Sony XL-5200 TVs

This replacement lamp module fits Sony DLP televisions that use the XL-5200 part number. It arrives new in a complete housing for straightforward installation. A Philips bulb is fitted inside the assembly. The unit weighs 0.9990 kg.

Suitable for owners of compatible Sony

Buyers who need a lamp for a different Sony model or a non-DLP display should look elsewhere. The module is designed only for the XL-5200 designation. It does not support other part numbers or projector types.

Rated at 6000 hours with 100/120W Philips bulb

The Philips PHI387 lamp operates at 100 or 120 watts with a 1.3 E8 specification. It carries a 6000 hour service rating. This single figure determines whether the interval matches your viewing habits.

How it compares

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Price $70.99
Cheaper than about 61% of the 8,306 comparable items (median $97.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameSony
Model nameXL-5200-UHP
Part numberXL-5200-UHP
Product typeProject Lamp

Questions about this item

How many hours of viewing does the 6,000-hour rating actually give in a living-room TV?

The lamp is rated for 6,000 hours of operation; typical daily use of a few hours will therefore last several years before brightness drops to half.

What does the PHI387 100/120W 1.3 E8 lamp type mean for the TV's power supply?

The PHI387 bulb runs at 100 to 120 watts with a 1.3 specification, matching the power draw the TV's ballast expects.

Will the 0.9990 kg housing fit the same mounting points as the original XL-5200 lamp?

The complete lamp-and-housing assembly is built to the XL-5200 form factor, so it slots into the existing cage and screw locations.

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