BTI Replacement Lamp — 275W NSH Projector Lamp (3000 Hours)

Introducing the BTI Replacement Lamp, a high-performance 275 W projector lamp designed to restore the brightness, color accuracy, and overall image quality of your projector. This NSH (Narrow Spectrum High-Intensity) lamp is engineered to serve as a reliable substitute for the original lamp, delivering stable performance from first power-on to the final hour of operation. With a maximum lifespan of up to 3000 hours, it’s built to support long presentations, immersive home cinema sessions, and everyday classroom use without frequent replacements. The BTI replacement lamp is crafted to align with the original specifications, ensuring compatibility with projectors that require a 275 W NSH module. By choosing BTI, you’re opting for a product that emphasizes consistency, safety, and straightforward maintenance while preserving the visual fidelity your audience expects. In busy environments where uptime matters, this lamp helps minimize downtime, maintain consistent brightness, and sustain the precise color rendering essential for accurate imagery. Expect reliable performance, easier replacements, and a cost-effective solution that keeps your projector delivering sharp, vibrant visuals across countless viewing opportunities.

• 275 W NSH lamp for brightness and color fidelity — Designed to replicate the original projection performance, this BTI replacement lamp uses a 275-watt NSH configuration to deliver stable brightness and accurate color across a wide operating range. Expect consistent whites, deeper blacks, and more faithful color reproduction from start-up through the lamp’s life, making it ideal for presentations, lectures, and home theater alike.
• Long lamp life up to 3000 hours — The BTI replacement lamp is engineered for extended service, offering a maximum lifespan of up to 3000 hours under typical usage conditions. This longevity helps reduce maintenance intervals, lowers total cost of ownership, and ensures less interruption during critical events or extended viewing sessions.
• Designed to replace the original lamp — Built to fit and function as a direct substitute for the original lamp specified by your projector, this BTI lamp is tuned to the same electrical characteristics and fitting geometry. This ensures straightforward installation, seamless compatibility, and minimal downtime when upgrading or replacing worn components.
• Reliable performance with safety-conscious design — BTI prioritizes dependable operation and user safety. The lamp’s construction emphasizes stable arc stability, consistent light output, and rigorous quality control to minimize color shifts and flicker. Its design also considers safe handling and reliable operation in both home and professional environments.
• Cost-effective and easy to maintain — By restoring your projector’s original brightness and color, this replacement lamp reduces the need for expensive upgrades or off-brand alternatives. The straightforward replacement process supports quick swaps, routine maintenance, and predictable performance across multiple viewing scenarios.

Technical Details of BTI Replacement Lamp

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How to install BTI Replacement Lamp

• Power off the projector, unplug the power cord, and allow the unit to cool completely before beginning any replacement procedure. Handling a hot lamp can cause burns or damage, so ensure safe cooling time is observed.
• Access the lamp compartment by removing the projector’s service door or lamp cover as specified in your user manual. Keep screws organized and avoid forcing panels to prevent damage.
• Carefully disconnect any electrical connectors and remove the old lamp module from its housing. Handle the lamp by its housing or base, avoiding contact with the glass bulb to prevent oil transfer from your skin.
• Insert the BTI Replacement Lamp into the lamp housing, align it with the mounting points, and secure it with the mounting screws. Make sure the lamp is firmly seated and aligned to prevent improper seating or electrical contact.
• Replace the lamp cover, reattach any panels, and restore power. If your projector supports lamp timer resets, follow the manual to reset the lamp counter to reflect the new installation. Power on and verify brightness, focusing, and color accuracy to ensure proper operation.

Frequently asked questions

• Q: Is the BTI Replacement Lamp compatible with my projector? A: The BTI Replacement Lamp is designed to replace the original lamp specifications for projectors that use a 275 W NSH lamp module with up to 3000 hours of life. To confirm compatibility, compare the lamp wattage, NSH designation, and connector type with your projector’s original lamp specifications and model requirements.
• Q: How long does the lamp last in typical use? A: The lamp is rated for up to 3000 hours under standard operating conditions. Actual life can vary based on usage patterns, brightness settings, on/off cycles, and ambient temperature. Regular maintenance and proper cooling help maximize longevity.
• Q: Can I install this lamp myself? A: Yes. Many users perform lamp replacements themselves by following the projector’s manual instructions for lamp access, safety steps, and lamp-counter resets. Always disconnect from power, allow cooling, and handle the lamp carefully to avoid damage or injury. If you’re unsure, seek professional assistance.
• Q: Will the color and brightness match the original lamp? A: Replacing with a genuine BTI replacement lamp designed for the same 275 W NSH specification helps restore the projector’s original brightness and color accuracy. For best results, ensure the lamp is properly seated and the projector’s color and brightness settings are calibrated after installation.
• Q: Is there a warranty for the BTI Replacement Lamp? A: Warranty terms vary by retailer and region. Check the product listing for the exact warranty duration and coverage details. In many cases, BTI replacement lamps come with a limited warranty that covers manufacturing defects and certain performance issues.