BenQ TK710STi 4K 3200 ANSI Laser Short Throw Business Projector
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- DLP
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Replacement lamp for the PG707W projector, supplied new with a 90 day warranty
The ViewSonic RLC-125 is a new replacement lamp designed specifically for the PG707W business projector. It restores original brightness when the installed module reaches end of life. This part is intended for organisations and users maintaining that exact projector model. Buyers with different projector models cannot use this lamp.
The lamp originates from China and carries a 90 day limited warranty from the supplier. Installation follows the projector's standard lamp replacement procedure using the existing mount. No additional connectors or tools are required beyond what the PG707W design provides. Keep a spare on hand to minimise downtime during presentations.
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The ViewSonic RLC-125 replacement lamp carries a limited warranty of 90 days from the date of purchase.
This lamp is designed specifically for the ViewSonic PG707W business projector.
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