I have an Epson 3 and in the past I have bought the V13HO1L33 replacement lamp...Is this L34 product the same as the L33?
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The 33 and 34 bulbs may be the same but the housing and connectors are different. Electrified's products have been cost effective solutions for keeping our schools 60+ projectors running on tight budgets. We have at least 8 different models as many years pass between some of our departments purchases
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yes ,it is ...i have 2 panasonic pt 60 lc14 and pt 60 lc 13 , when i replaced my first bulb on the pt lc 14 this bulb lasted around 5 years and i was lucky to have extended warranty on that tv , but sadly the replacement lamp that circuit city sent me last a little bit more than one year . after that i decided to buy a phillips lamp and i'm still using the same lamp .....no complaints about it...oh and i forgot ..i'm using this kind of lamp on my other tv too the pt60 lc13....good luck ..
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We sell lamps against this listing and the truth is - no they are not made to the same specification as the OEM version. Neither are they likely to last as long. The difference is that the OEM version costs $300+ whilst the compatibles cost $50+. It is also true to say that the quality of compatibles varies from supplier to supplier. We source ours from an ISO9001 accredited manufacturer whilst some of our competitors may not. At the end of the day there is a choice between quality and price and each customer will have different criteria. All our lamps do however, come with a 90 day warranty so it is not a complete gamble. Andy - Projector Lamp Genie We sell lamps against this listing and the truth is - no they are not made to the same specification as the OEM version. Neither are they likely to last as long. The difference is that the OEM version costs $300+ whilst the compatibles cost $50+. It is also true to say that the quality of compatibles varies from supplier to supplier. We source ours from an ISO9001 accredited manufacturer whilst some of our competitors may not. At the end of the day there is a choice between quality and price and each customer will have different criteria. All our lamps do however, come with a 90 day... » Read More We sell lamps against this listing and the truth is - no they are not made to the same specification as the OEM version. Neither are they likely to last as long. The difference is that the OEM version costs $300+ whilst the compatibles cost $50+. It is also true to say that the quality of compatibles varies from supplier to supplier. We source ours from an ISO9001 accredited manufacturer whilst some of our competitors may not. At the end of the day there is a choice between quality and price and each customer will have different criteria. All our lamps do however, come with a 90 day warranty so it is not a complete gamble. Andy - Projector Lamp Genie « Show Less
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Not sure, it does not seem to be listed as one of the ones it works with? Have you tried doing a search with the terms Epson WF3450 toner refill?
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Yes, we used it with that same model. We have had no problems with it after about a month. The reason some people say that the lamp warning is still showing is because you have to go into the menu, and reset the lamp message. It has nothing to do with the new lamp working correctly or not.
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I don't know. The two lamps that I purchased appear to be identical. I have not compared the actual numbers. I am happy with both.
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Our listing of this projector lamp is the Original Lamp from Sony. It's the same as the lamp that came with your projector when it was new.
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I don't know. I have thrown away my instructions, but the housings look exactly the same. I can't imagine there is much difference in the lamps. Just the size of the projection mirrors. Once you remove the back panel, there are only two screws holding the unit in place. A quick and easy replacement
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They are basely the same bulb. The bulb was first used in a desk lamp some twenty years ago. Either bulb will work!
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Hello. The bulb model T13330 should be fine. however, to be sure head over to ur local office depot and double check, i believe the carry ottlites.
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Looks like the new one which uses the XML-2 Cree Bulb and is rated at 550 Lumens. Not sure why it says 470 Lumens? The older version uses the XML which is more of a neutral light as opposed to the XML-2 is a whiter light.
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I would avoid the best priced bulb in favor of an epson brand bulb from the website (for this projector). I have been using projectors (and replacing bulbs accordingly) for years and an inferior bulb will have a horrible output, which will cause a clear loss of quality and contrast. Also buying from anyone other than the manufacturer could get you a knock off. Sorry I did not source a link for you here, but that is my experienced advice.
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Does the 820 use the same epson brand (OEM) cartridges as any of the models listed?
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I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is quite legible if you don't rip the back off and toss it away. I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is... » Read More I don't know, Nancy. It didn't fit my lamp, which has a model number that starts with GTX but I couldn't return it because I had ripped the package open in my confidence that I had chosen correctly. I would suggest that you do either or both of the things that I failed to do. First, pull the old bulb out and look inside the case. Mine clearly says use only PL bulbs. The other option is to contact the company directly. Their email address is, not surprisingly, www.OttLite.com and their phone number is 800-842-8848. BTW, all of this company information is on the back of the package and is quite legible if you don't rip the back off and toss it away. « Show Less
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I'm not sure I don't want you to purchase the wrong lamp, I put in the model number from my JVC and it showed me the best lamp for me, and it's working perfectly, I have to order another one so that I may have a spare, like a spare tire. lol.
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I have an ELH lamp for my 850H projector. I don't know the answer to the question.
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No. They are not the same. The L one is for LEDs. The none L is for standard bulbs.