Lamp Range

Bracknell Lamps can supply a spare lamp or replacement lamp (bulb) for virtually any LCD or DLP/DMD projector ever made.

In most cases the replacement lamps are supplied as a lamp module (housing including lamp and reflector), simple for the user to fit. However, in some cases the lamp is available as an individual part, often cheaper than a module but more fragile to handle and requiring more care to replace.

Many of the early LCD projectors used low-cost Halogen lamps which gave a yellowish image and lasted between 50-100 hours.

As LCD projector design progressed they started to use metal halide lamps which would last from 1000 - 2000 hours and gave a much whiter (even bluish) picture.

In recent years as projectors have become lighter and brighter they have begun to use a number of different variations on this lamp technology, including: UHP lamps, UHE lamps, Xenon lamps, NSH lamps and P-VIP lamps. These new lamps tend to continually become lighter, brighter and longer-lasting - enabling LCD and DLP projectors weighing just a few pounds to produce several thousand ANSI lumens and in some cases to operate between 3000 and 4000 hours before needing a lamp change.

If you would like to find out about a specific manufacturer's product return to the manufacturer product selector on our Home page or call us on +44 (0) 845 058 4651.

If you would like to find out more about the associated projectors you may want to follow one of the links below:

For 3D Perception try www.3d-perception.com
For 3M try www.3m.com/meetings
For Anders & Kern try www.anders-kern.co.uk
For Acer try www.acer.co.uk
For ASK try www.ask.no
For Barco try www.barco.com
For Benq try www.benq.co.uk
For Boxlight try www.boxlight.com
For Canon try www.canon.co.uk
For Christie try www.christiedigital.com
For Clarity try www.Clarityvisual.com
For Compaq try www.compaq.co.uk
For CTX try www.ctxintl.com
For Dell try www.dell.co.uk
For Delta try www.deltaww.com
For Digital Projection try www.digitalprojection.co.uk
For Dream Vision try www.dreamvision.net
For Dukane try www.dukcorp.com
For Dwin try www.dwin.com
For Eiki try www.eiki.com
For Eizo try www.eizo.com
For Elmo try www.elmo.de
For Epson try www.epson.co.uk
For HP try www.hp.com/uk
For Fujitsu try www.fujitsu-general.co.uk
For Geha try www.geha.de
For Hitachi try www.hitachidigitalmedia.com
For IBM try www.ibm.com/uk/accessories
For Iiyama try www.iiyama.com
For Infocus try www.infocus.com
For JVC try www.jvcpro.co.uk
For Kodak try www.kodak.com
For LG try www.lge.co.uk
For Lumens try www.lumens.com.tw
For Luxeon try www.luxeonusa.com
For Marantz try www.marantz.com
For Megapower try www.mega-power.com
For Mitsubishi try www.mitsubishi.co.uk/vis
For NEC try www.nec.co.uk
For Nobo try www.noboprojection.co.uk
For Optoma try www.optoma.co.uk
For Panasonic try www.panasonic.co.uk/presentation
For Philips try www.philips.com/pcstuff
For Pioneer try www.pioneerusa.com
For Plus try www.plus.uk.com
For Pro Display try www.prodisplay.co.uk
For Projection Design try www.projectiondesign.no
For Proxima try www.askproxima.com
For Relysis try www.relysis.co.uk
For Runco try www.runco.com
For Sahara try www.sahara-products.com
For Samsung try www.samsungprojectors.com
For Sanyo try www.sanyo.co.uk
For Saville try www.saville-av.com
For Sharp try www.sharp.co.uk/projectors
For Sim2 try www.sim2.co.uk
For Sony try www.sonybiz.net
For Synelec try www.synelec.com
For Telex try www.telex.com
For Toshiba try www.projectors.toshiba.co.uk
For Videkron try www.vidikron.com
For Viewsonic try www.viewsoniceurope.com
For Yamaha try www.yamaha.com
For Yokogawa try www.yokogawa.com
For Zenith try www.zenith.com