EPSON V13H010L95 ELPLP95 Replacement Lamp for PL2000/5000 Series Projectors 100815331 Compatible with the ADJ UC

Name: EPSON V13H010L95 ELPLP95 Replacement Lamp for PL2000/5000 Series Projectors 100815331 Compatible with the ADJ UC
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3684015114
Price: 144.00 USD
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EPSON V13H010L95 ELPLP95 Replacement Lamp for PL2000 5000 Series Projectors 100815331 Compatible with the ADJ UC Compatible with the ADJ UC IR remote control (included) XB 142 satisfies the demands of small radio and internet broadcasters as well as larger studios with multiple rooms EPSON V13H010L95 ELPLP95 Replacement Lamp for PL2000 5000 Series Projectors The genuine Epson ELPLP95 ultra high efficiency (UHE) projector lamp is designed to replace the original genuine Epson projector lamp included with: PowerLite 2065

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