InFocus

InFocus LP280 Multimedia Projector Lamp Assembly

Exceptional Brightness and Clarity for Your PresentationsThe Infocus LP280 Multimedia Video Projector Assembly comes with a Quality Original Bulb, ensuring exceptional brightness and clarity for your presentations. The assembly includes a genuine OEM bulb from leading manufacturers, guaranteeing ...

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Overview

Exceptional Brightness and Clarity for Your Presentations

The Infocus LP280 Multimedia Video Projector Assembly comes with a Quality Original Bulb, ensuring exceptional brightness and clarity for your presentations. The assembly includes a genuine OEM bulb from leading manufacturers, guaranteeing performance to the projector's exact specifications. Enjoy a high-quality image that lasts with this reliable replacement lamp.

  • Compatibility: Infocus LP280 Projector
  • Bulb: Genuine OEM Bulb (Philips, Osram, Ushio, or Phoenix)
  • Housing: High-Quality Compatible Housing

Specifications

Compatibility
InFocus LP280 Multimedia Projector
Type
Lamp Assembly
Brand
InFocus

Frequently Asked Questions

This InFocus LP280 Multimedia Projector Lamp Assembly is specifically designed for use with the InFocus LP280 Multimedia Projector.
Yes, it is described as an InFocus LP280 Multimedia Projector Lamp Assembly, indicating it's an original component from the manufacturer.
A lamp assembly typically includes both the lamp bulb and its housing, providing a complete unit for easier replacement in the projector.
Yes, replacing the lamp assembly is intended to restore the projector to its original image quality and luminosity specifications.
The details do not specify, but lamp replacement generally involves opening a compartment on the projector and securing the new assembly, which might require basic tools.