A GUIDE TO INVEST IN NON-ORIGINAL PROJECTOR REPLACEMENT LAMPS

A GUIDE TO INVEST IN NON-ORIGINAL PROJECTOR REPLACEMENT LAMPS Because there is a surplus of non-original lamp modules on the market for projector replacement lamps, consumers should be aware of potential projection lamps' performance difficulties.

"Lamps that are originally put in a projector generally based on co-development operations between the lamp/driver maker and the projector manufacturer," according to Philips Lighting, a manufacturer of UHP projector lamps. This collaboration helps to ensure optimal lamp ignition and brightness, as well as carefully engineered cooling functions that serve to extend bulb life.

In short, the performance of original projection lamps are dependent on the lamp as well as projector makers' close collaboration

Table of Contents.

What are non-original / compatible projector replacement lamps?

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Here's a rundown of issues to be aware of when purchasing non-original replacement lamps.

02 Risk of using non-original projector lamps

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What are non-original / compatible projector replacement lamps?

When you see the term "compatible," it means the lamp module was made by

someone other than the projector's maker or the light's original supplier. A different business will make the lamp (or bulb) in the module (NOT Philips, Osram, Ushio or any other lamp manufacturers that hold patents on this type of lamp).

Compatible lamp modules infringe on the patents of the original lamp manufacturers (Philips/Osram/Ushio), perform poorly, and are potentially dangerous. Any remaining projector warranty will be void if you use most copy lights.

The buyer has no idea how rigorous product testing, as well as quality control, are during the production process. Philips conducted research on compatible lamps, which indicated that ANSI lumen ratings for incompatible lamps were on average 32% lower (than Philips bulbs) Compatible lamp modules, on the other hand, can be a good deal. The light module should fit into your projector identically to the original.

Even if the lamp optics aren't exactly the same as the original, you'll usually end up with a projector that operates admirably, even if it doesn't have the same lumen output. What you won't know is that the performance will deteriorate faster than the original, resulting in fewer hours of high performance than the original projection lamps.

Here's a rundown of issues to be aware of when purchasing non-original replacement lamps.

1. It's possible that the suitable replacement won't look exactly like the original driver. Unbalanced electrical properties caused by a mismatched lamp/driver will reduce light output (brightness), and projection lamps life, and potentially cause short circuits.

2. The appropriate replacement lamp's inner shape may differ somewhat from the original. Even if the compatible lamp's outside shape matches the original, any modification in the interior shape may damage optical performance and may jeopardize the system's cooling design.

3. A comparable replacement lamp's arc distance may differ from the original.

Light output changes, loss of contrast, and shortened bulb life can all come from a change in arc distance from the original.

4. The compatible lamp's wattage may differ from the original. Flicker and/or ignition failure can happen if the wattage is raised in combination with the reduced wattage original driver.

5. The compatible lamp's reflector size may differ from the original. Even if mismatched reflectors fit in the projector, the optical performance will almost certainly be impaired.

6. The comparable Projector Lamp Replacement has no front glass. The front glass on the original lamp may or may not be there, but in most cases, it is present and includes an invisible UV and IR filtering coating. Optical components of the projector may be damaged if the front glass, as well as coating, are missing.

Risk of using non-original projector lamps Safety 

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To generate light, projector lamps need extremely high pressure. This tremendous pressure must be kept under strict control inside the bulb. This pressure is well managed with original lamps. A lamp that is under too much pressure may explode, while a lamp that is under too much pressure may produce too little light.

Projector Lamp Replacement must be properly linked to extremely highvoltage electric circuits. Non-original lamps, on the other hand, are not built to satisfy certain projector specifications and criteria. The use of non-original bulbs could result in a variety of electrical hazards, including explosions.

Quality 

Using non-original lights may result in poor picture quality and even damage to the projection device.

Legal  

Non-original lamps infringe on the Intellectual Property* of original lamp producers and others in numerous instances.

Selling non-original lamps may result in legal action and damages claims for infringement of intellectual property.

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