EPSON V13H010L54 Lamp Module - PL S7/S8+/79/W7/ W8+/ EX31/51/71/HC700/705HD Projectors 100842470 Constructed of wood a wood

Name: EPSON V13H010L54 Lamp Module - PL S7/S8+/79/W7/ W8+/ EX31/51/71/HC700/705HD Projectors 100842470 Constructed of wood a wood
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 68528991759
Price: 65.00 USD
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EPSON V13H010L54 Lamp Module PL S7 S8+ 79 W7 W8+ EX31 51 71 HC700 705HD Projectors 100842470 Constructed of wood a wood Constructed of wood a wood core covered by 600 Denier Nylon The ProD8's dual summed inputs make it convenient for patching two sources into each channel at the same time EPSON V13H010L54 Lamp Module PL S7 S8+ 79 W7 W8+ EX31 51 71 HC700 705HD Projectors The genuine Epson ELPLP54 ultra high efficiency (UHE) projector lamp is designed to replace the original genuine Epson projector lamp included with the EX31

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