EPSON V13H010L79 ELPLP79 Replacement Lamp for PL 570/575W/BL 575Wi Projectors HHG2022 HF protection: thermal/peak limiter

Name: EPSON V13H010L79 ELPLP79 Replacement Lamp for PL 570/575W/BL 575Wi Projectors HHG2022 HF protection: thermal/peak limiter
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 46340477656
Price: 72.00 USD
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Rating: 4.4473 (30 reviews)

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EPSON V13H010L79 ELPLP79 Replacement Lamp for PL 570 575W BL 575Wi Projectors HHG2022 HF protection: thermal peak limiter HF protection: thermal peak limiter Choose between a space saving ‘trim’ edge treatment (in the 24 x 24 and 24 x 48 size panel) for flush mounting EPSON V13H010L79 ELPLP79 Replacement Lamp for PL 570 575W BL 575Wi Projectors The genuine Epson ELPLP79 ultra high efficiency (UHE) projector lamp is designed to replace the original genuine Epson projector lamp included with the PowerLite 570 575W and BrightLink 575Wi projectors

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