Battery Technology Inc. ET-LAD60W-BTI projector lamp 330 Watt 2000 Hrs
- 330 W
- 2,000 Hrs.
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Replacement bare lamp compatible with Dukane ImagePro 8753 and 8753A projectors
This bare lamp replaces the original module in Dukane ImagePro 8753 and 8753A projectors. It matches the 456-222 part number used across service documentation. The lamp restores factory brightness and colour accuracy for classroom or meeting-room presentations.
The bare-lamp design means the existing housing and reflector are reused, reducing waste and lowering replacement cost. Installation requires removing the old bulb from the cage and seating the new one in its place. No additional cables, filters or software are included in the package.
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The 456-222 bare lamp requires replacement when brightness drops noticeably or the projector signals end of life.
The 456-222 lamp reaches its rated hour limit first during sustained use, triggering the projector replacement alert.
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