Compare the replacement lamp with your projector’s exact model or series, along with the lamp type, such as an ultra-high-pressure mercury lamp, and the specified wattage. The assortment includes 215-watt, 225-watt, and 280-watt lamp options, so matching the projector compatibility information and wattage helps support proper fit and operation.

Check your projector’s make and model against the lamp’s listed compatible projector models, using the projector documentation or its identification label to confirm the information. Also verify the lamp technology and power rating, such as an ultra-high-pressure mercury lamp rated at 215W, 225W, or 280W, match the existing projector’s requirements.

An original equipment replacement lamp is made for the projector manufacturer and specified for particular projector models, such as select JVC D-ILA or LX-UH1 projectors. Other replacement lamp options may also be designed for specific projectors, but installers should confirm the compatible model series, lamp type, and power rating before choosing one.

Before installing a projector replacement lamp, confirm that it matches the projector’s exact model, lamp type, and power rating, since available lamps include ultra-high-pressure mercury designs in different wattages. Follow the projector manufacturer’s installation instructions, allow the lamp to cool before handling, and use a clean, careful process suited to the residential, commercial, or professional AV environment.