EPSON V13H010L61 ELPLP61 Lamp For PowerLite 915W/1835/D6150/BrightLink 430i/435i/436Wi Projectors 100316580 The maximum input level of

Name: EPSON V13H010L61 ELPLP61 Lamp For PowerLite 915W/1835/D6150/BrightLink 430i/435i/436Wi Projectors 100316580 The maximum input level of
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EPSON V13H010L61 ELPLP61 Lamp For PowerLite 915W 1835 D6150 BrightLink 430i 435i 436Wi Projectors 100316580 The maximum input level of The maximum input level of the card is +22dBu Input Connectors:One 1 4" input EPSON V13H010L61 ELPLP61 Lamp For PowerLite 915W 1835 D6150 BrightLink 430i 435i 436Wi Projectors The genuine Epson ELPLP61 ultra high efficiency (UHE) projector lamp is designed to replace the original genuine Epson projector lamp included with the Epson PowerLite 915W

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