Projector Lifespan
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 Optoma H77 Lamp We rebuild your old H 77 Bulb  US $259.00
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 Optoma H79 Lamp We rebuild your old H 79 Bulb US $259.00
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 Optoma BL FU220B Lamp We rebuild your old FU220B Bulb US $259.00
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 Vidikron Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 NEC Lamp Well rebuild your old NEC projector bulb US $239.00
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 Sharp Lamp Well rebuild your old Sharp projector bulb US $239.00
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 Yamaha Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Viewsonic Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Toshiba Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Sim2 Lamp Well rebuild your old Sim 2 Projector bulb US $239.00
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 Sanyo Lamp Well rebuild your old Sanyo Projector bulb US $239.00
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 Samsung Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Runco Lamp Well rebuild your old Runco projector bulb US $239.00
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 Proxima Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Panasonic Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 Optoma Lamp We rebuild your old Optoma projector bulb US $239.00
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 Mitsubishi Lamp Well rebuild your old projector bulb US $239.00
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 JVC Lamp Well rebuild your old JVC Projector Bulb US $239.00
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 HP Lamp Well rebuild your old Hewlett Packard Bulb US $239.00
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 Eiki Lamp Well rebuild your old Eiki Projector Bulb US $239.00
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 Dell Lamp Well rebuild your old Dell Projector Bulb US $239.00
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 Mitsubishi XD2000U Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $259.00
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 Runco VX 1000d Lamp Well rebuild your old VX1000D Bulb US $279.00
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 Dell 4100MP Lamp Bulb Well rebuild your old Dell lamp US $239.00
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 Yamaha LPX 500 Lamp We rebuild your old PJL 5015 Bulb US $269.00
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 Sharp AN XR10L2 Lamp Well rebuild your old XR10 bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha DPX 1100 Lamp We rebuild your old DPX 1300 Bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha DPX 1200 Lamp We rebuild your old PJL 427 Bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha LPX 510 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJL 520 Bulb US $269.00
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 Viewsonic PJ 755 Lamp We rebuild your old RLC 002 Bulb US $269.00
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 Viewsonic PJ755 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJ755D Bulb US $269.00
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 Sharp XR 20S Lamp well rebuild your old ANXR20LP Bulb US $259.00
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 Sharp XR 20X Lamp well rebuild your old XR 20 Bulb US $259.00
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 Runco VX 1c Lamp Well rebuild your old VX1c bulb US $279.00
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 Runco VX 1 Lamp Well rebuild your old VX1 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 700 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL700 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 710 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL710 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 510 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL510 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 500 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL500 bulb US $279.00
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 Runco CL 420 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL420 bulb US $269.00
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 Runco CL 410 Lamp Well rebuild your old CL410 bulb US $269.00
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 InFocus LP860 Lamp Well rebuild your old LP 860 bulb US $249.00
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 InFocus LP850 Lamp Well rebuild your old LP 850 bulb US $249.00
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 BenQ DX660 Lamp Well rebuild your old DS660 bulb US $279.00
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 BenQ DX650 Lamp Well rebuild your old DS650 bulb US $279.00
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 BenQ PE8700 Lamp Well rebuild your old PE 8700 bulb US $279.00
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 NEC WT610 Lamp Well rebuild your old WT610E bulb US $259.00
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 NEC WT61LP Lamp Well rebuild your old WT61 bulb US $259.00
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 Sharp Notevision Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $269.00
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 Sharp PG A20X Lamp Well rebuild your old PGA20X bulb US $269.00
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 Sharp XG C40XU Lamp Well rebuild your old XGC40 bulb US $269.00
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 Sony Zoom Projection Lens SE28B 1 US $99.99
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 Marantz VP 8000 Lamp Bulb We rebuild your VP8000 lamp US $279.00
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 InFocus LP640 Lamp Bulb We rebuild your LP 640 lamp US $249.00
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 Digital Projection Lightning 10GV Lamp rebuilt w excha US $1,987.00
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 InFocus 61MD10 Lamp We rebuild your SP LAMP 022 bulb US $298.00
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 RebuiltYour old Epson Projector Lamp Bulb Refurbished US $239.00
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 Yamaha DPX 1000 Lamp We rebuild your old PJL 327 bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha DPX 1200 Lamp We rebuild your old LPX 510 bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha DPX 830 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJL 725 bulb US $269.00
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 Yamaha PJL520 Lamp Well rebuild your old PJL 520 bulb US $259.00
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 Canon Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Marantz Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 InFocus Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Hitachi Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Digital Projection Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Christie Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Boxlight Projector Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $239.00
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 Sharp PG MB60X Lamp Well rebuild your old bulb US $259.00
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 Christie Mirage 5000 Lamp Bulb We rebuild your old lamp US $1,690.00
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 BenQ DX650 Lamp Bulb DS650 We rebuild your old lamp US $259.00
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 Digital Projection HIGHlite 6000 Lamp We rebuild yours US $1,589.00
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 Digital Projection Power 7GV Lamp We rebuild your bulb US $2,989.00
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 Digital Projection Power 5GV Lamp We rebuild your bulb US $2,989.00
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 Dell 5100MP Lamp Bulb Well rebuild your old Dell lamp US $239.00
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Review: Eye-Clops Video Projector
Getting a projector? Top 5 tips
Choosing from any number of projectors can be somewhat daunting. Fortunately, there are a number of tips which will help you in choosing the HD projector which fits your needs most closely. The following are five such tips:
Tip #1 – Establish a Budget
Setting a budget is the first thing you want to do when you consider buying a new projector screen and system. They can be quite pricey and, if you are not careful, you could quite easily exceed your expected amount. Don't set the price too high. Remember, you can always upgrade later on. Setting a reasonable price limit for the projector will also help you to purchase great accessories for the system as well such as speakers.
Tip #2 – Make your Priority Clarity and Brightness
This is definitely the most important criteria to use when selecting a projector. The brightness of the projector is determined by ANSI lumens while the contrast provides you with black and white detail. This means that the higher the lumen, the better quality the image.
Tip #3 – Consider the Use
Those projectors which are chosen for businesses need to be quiet, simple to use, and sleek. The performance of the projector is also highly important. Because it is possible that there will be multiple presenters during a business presentation, the business projector should certainly have several PC inlets.
Tip #4 – Consider the Size of the Image
Different types of projectors will provide you with different sizes of image. Fortunately, the majority of projectors are highly adjustable so that they are able to give the user the specifications which are desired. A 1,920 pixels by 1,080 pixels screen will provide you with a HD image.
Tip #5 – Consider Buying A Blu-ray Player
There are several reasons to choose to purchase a Blu-ray player. It can provide you with a better image and can set your home or business projector screen set apart from ones that others possess.
Keep in mind that the lamps for projectors can be quite expensive. After about 2,000 to 4,000 use hours, you will need to purchase replacement lamps that can cost somewhere between $300 and $1000. Therefore, you should remember to turn off the projector when you are not using it so as to preserve both electricity and the bulbs so as to increase the lifespan of the lamp.
Ultimately, you should choose a projector that will fit your needs. The projector is the centerpiece of the home theater so you should make sure that it is of good quality. Before you choose to purchase a projector, you can rent one so that you can determine which projector you would prefer to use and buy.
About the Author
Steve is a fan of all things geek. Whether you're looking for an hd projector and you need help understanding how projectors or maybe you want to find a projector screen? Steve's the man!
Regarding projector bulbs, is it harmful to leave them on for extended lengths of time?
I realize they have a limited life - 2000 to 4000 hours depending what you get. However, in addition to the time you leave it on coming off the total lifespan, does having it on for say - 7 hours in a row cause a shortening of the lifespan of more than just 7 hours?
Thanks for any input.
-Kevin
Well... turning it on and off frequently without letting it cool down could have implications, but more to answer your question... no. The real effect is brightness and TV settings. If you have things set on "bright" or anything pertaining to high lamp output will shorten the life span. Look for "economy" modes and such. You will (or should) have a longer life span while using "economy" features on your TV settings.
More questions? Just e-mail me. I have owned a home theater company.
Good luck and Happy T-day.
