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Replace Your Projector Lamp
Get this premium replacement projector lamp bulb and replace your current lamp that has stopped working – no worries, because the installation is very fast and effortless.
This replacement projector lamp has been specially designed to be compatible for your projectors to make your projector back to its initial brightness.
You can use the lamp for projector at your home, school, business or for the projector you use for your engineering displays.
A Smart And Good Choice
AWO's replacement projector lamp will last much longer than your previous lamp bulb, thanks to its energy saving technology.
Our replacement projector lamp provide clearer vision image with high pixel true color high brightness.
Apart from helping you save money, the replacement lamp bulk will also not harming the environment and, therefore, a very ethical choice.
A Crystal Clear Image
Forget all about blurry images and dull colours – this projector lamp will give out a bright High Definition image and elevate your screening experience.
In this way, whether you’re using the projector to watch a movie, present a project, or explain your presentation, the image will be bright, clear and pleasant.
For your safety, we have ensured that the replacement projector lamp light is not harmful for your eyes.
Kaiden Pietzsch
Reviewed in the United States on April 8, 2024
Product was exactly as described and even included free lens cleaning cloth.
BIG D
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023
I have not used this bulb yet. But it is a direct fit for the Sony projector I have. This is a hell of a better deal than having to buy the complete cartridge which I did for around $350.00 cause I did not want to wait for the delivery of the bulb only. I did order the bulb and put it in my cartridge that I originally pulled out of my projector. It is very easy to change out. Just take yer time. So now I have a spare for when my bulb goes out again. The bulb only cost around $100 bucks.
ISAI
Reviewed in Mexico on May 24, 2023
Se reemplazó correctamente y solo funcionó 2 sesiones de 2 horas cada una, con 4 días de diferencia entre ellas. Me gustaría pedir garantía pero ya está fuera de la ventana de devolución.
Bo Wang
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2023
Got a Phillips brand bulb. Great brightness so far. Last lamp was an oem part from Sony that came with projector but it started flickering at 2500 hours. This should last longer than that
Stéphane
Reviewed in Canada on June 7, 2021
Qualité tellement bonne que j’en ai racheté une autre en « back up »
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on January 9, 2020
It was inexpensive and works well so far. Considering buying another one as a back-up.
Demonlafond
Reviewed in Canada on December 11, 2018
Éclair bien
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on August 5, 2017
Normally they go for around $300 so I figured if it worked its a huge savings. One thing to note is that this lamp is rated at 1500-2000 hours while the ones from Infocus, at $300, are rated at 3000-4000 hours. I ordered two lamps to try them out on July 12, 2016 for just under $40 a piece. They were the correct lamp for the INFOCUS IN3118HD (SP-LAMP-072). One of them was broken out of the box so I returned it. The other one worked fine for just over a year (until August 2, 2017) and got 1037 hours of use before it broke.
TG
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2016
Amazingly I gave this a try in my old Infocus X1 projector with a burn out bulb (only did 3 red blinks after turning it on w the burnt bulb) and it worked!Problem solved projector totally working again!
Jason
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2016
BEWARE: Does not even remotely fit our IN3118HD. Have to send it back. Attached is the pic of the lamp I received (left) and the old lamp I pulled out of the projector (right).
Kayla D McMahon
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2014
The Optoma manual for my HD33 says when the bulb burns out to replace the entire bulb housing, which is about 200 bucks.I called Optoma support and asked about taking apart the housing and just replacing the bulb. I eventually got them to admit that they recommend replacing the entire housing because it's idiot proof, whereas replacing the bulb it a bit more difficult has one big pitfall, which is if you touch the bulb with bare skin then the oil left behind can heat up and blow up the bulb.So when you replace your bulb use latex or nitrile gloves.Being the cowboy that I am, I didn't look up how to take apart the bulb housing. I just started poking around and unscrewing stuff. It wasn't that bad. Getting it back together is easy if you just pay a bit of attention to how you took it apart.If you are a visual person or mechanically inclined then this job is cake.If you find a youtube video or manual with instructions than I don't see how you could possibly screw this up.After getting it all back together the projector works like new.
Gocker V.
Reviewed in the United States on December 19, 2013
Before contemplating to replace the light bulb, be sure to go on YouTube and learn how. At any rate, it's fairly simple. I would take pictures of the bulb's location and its wirings before removing them. After replace the bulb and turn the projector back on, don't worry about the burnt smell. It will dissipate afterward. Also use disposable gloves to avoid leaving finger prints on the bulb as it will shorten the life of the bulb.BTW, this bulb was inexpensive but works like a charm. In fact it was the original bulb on my 3D Optoma projector.
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