do I need lamp and housing
1757045
I do recommend lamp with housing I believe its better beause you will never touch the bulb . I still used latex glove when installed
1757046
I wish I had a good answer for you. I replaced the housing because it was easier for me to replace the housing. I'm not sure that with my limited dexterity I could replace just the bulb. I'm old and I'm disabled...enough said. The video on "You Tube" really helped. Perhaps there is a video on replacing just the bulb. Good Luck!
1757047
This comes with the lamp and housing together. You should replace both at the same time. If you purchase a lamp only and put the lamp in your old housing yourself, and you do it wrong, or get oils (sweat) from your hands on the bulb, even in minute quantities, the bulb could fail prematurely.
1757048
This was my 2nd replacement bulb in 7 years and I am ordering a third today. I tried using the housing unit that came with this bulb and was unable to get it to seat properly. One of the "tabs" did not line up. It was easier for me to use the original housing and transfer this new bulb. It is very easy to do. Not sure about ordering just a bulb alone, this is what worked for me. Good Luck.
1757049
I liked the idea of having the housing included because it was much easier to install. This was my second housing and lamp in ten years.
651863
Yes, what you see is the lamp and housing make sure to clean out dust and use latex glove. When handling new one
1673148
No need it uses light. Just put it near light. Thats all. even in daylight near a window is ok, then you dont need a lamp.
14060
On a typical downlight installation, you must purchase 1) a "can" which is mounted above the ceiling and has the bulb socket for the electrical supply, 2) a "trim" which provides an aesthetic look and hides the can/ceiling interface, and 3) a "light bulb". If you are installing a new downlight (such as for a new house or new addition), then you only need to purchase the can and this product. This product is a bulb and "trim" combination. Overall, this will save you money for a new installation.
237890
They should. Find out what light bulbs go into that housing and that should tell you the bulbs you need.
2210395
mounts are made onto the lamp assy. Lamps do not come with bolts,you will have to use your old ones! Be careful not to over tighten, the lamp mounting will crack on you. Hope this helps!
469318
Full assembly (housing and lamp). I pulled the old assembly out and installed the new in less than 5 minutes.
1369491
No you don't need a special bulb, what you have will be fine. I like mine v. much. works well and good quality.Go ahead and get it.
853021
Yes. You'll also need a heat lamp but you can use a regular light incandescent light bulb for heat. You'll have 2 lights above the basking area.
218976
That, I do not know. However, Panasonic still makes the information available. Try http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/support-projection-tvs?support and look up the part number. Remember, there is one part number for the lamp, another one for the housing with the lamp. I definitely recommend getting the housing/lamp assembly as one piece. It takes about ten seconds to slide in and you're in business. I do know that there are different lamp housing assemblies for the different TV's, but some of them do use the same one. Definitely verify w/Panasonic which one you need for sure. You're lucky, they still make the full manuals available for download on this website, the part number for your lamp assembly should be in one of them.
2034199
Yes. The lamp shade does not have to be used. An interesting or different light bulb should work well.
748228
Yep. It's the only thing you'll need, not even tools are required. I went ahead and vacuumed out some dust, but that's not a requirement. I held on to my old lamp just in case, but so far, so good.
644197
It's a set yes housing included I did not use housing just the lights work great
352491
Yes, A housing was included, but the fit of a replacement housing is questionable. In my case, rather than put up with a less than perfect fit (that's being kind as I couldn't get it to fully seat), I just moved the bulb to the original housing, but you need to be careful not to touch the bulb (use gloves, preferably not latex as the sodium from your fingers goes right through latex) and avoid touching the glass. If you have a couple small screwdrivers and a small needle-nosed pliers or big tweezers (to start the small screws) and are pretty handy, focus on buying the same bulb as the original and install the bulb. Start by taking pictures as you progress so you have a reference for reassembly and work on a white table cloth (to find any small pieces that drop). No one supports bulb replacement as a DIY except for buying one in a housing, but there are videos on Utube that show you how.
2094731
I had to use parts from my old lamp assembly to make this one work. The bulb itself is fine but the housing was junk.
1855893
No, you need an LED lamp. I have a small, inexpensive one made by gelish that works great!
46092
No you need to buy the lights seprately. I do like the fixture a lot. I am also running a smaller heat lamp dome as well for extra heat.