MyProjectorLamps.com

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If you have any question or concerns please do not hesitate to contact our customer support services at Your satisfaction is our top priority. This is why we provide you with the lowest prices on projector lamps and accessories in New York, and the entire United States! In order to keep our prices low, our accounts receivable department is organized and processes purchase orders a little differently than most companies. Our compact, efficient and organized receivable department makes ordering simple and easy. Please review our instructions for placing an order below. Please take a moment to review some of the most common questions we receive. Please contact us with any additional questions. A projector lamp is an ultra-high pressure mercury vapor ARC lamp. Projector lamps are categorized as either ultra-high pressure mercury vapor lamps or metal halide lamps. The trademarked name "UHP lamp" was created by Phillips for their projector lamps. In a projector bulb, there is an ARC gap that is filled with ultra-high pressurized mercury vapor; the lamp operates by sending an electrical current across this pressurized ARC gap. The current lights the mercury vapor, and causes the lamp to produce an extremely bright light. This bright light is shone onto an LCD or DLP panel which in turn produces the amazing images projectors are known for. Projector bulbs are an extremely complex technology, with specifications for each bulb that are developed at a great cost to the manufacturer. Therefore, the price of projector lamps can be pretty high. On the outside of the projector (can be bottom, top, or sides), a square or rectangular plate can be found. The cover is held in place by one to four screws. Loosen these screws and remove the plate. Once this is accomplished, the bottom of the lamp module will become visible. This plastic module generally has a handle or tab attached to it. Remove the existing module by pulling gently on the handle.