Buying those Projector Bulbs |
You will find that projector bulbs will normally need to be replaced in 2 to 3 years. However, when you go to buy projector bulbs you will find that they may run you around 300 pounds, which isn’t a small amount of money. So when you get ready to buy a projector, do some research and see which ones have the projector bulbs that have lasted the longest time before replacement.
When you go about trying to find the specific life of projector bulbs, you will find that it' not an easy task to accomplish. In a study that tested how long projector bulbs lasted, it was an average of 2000 hours of use. When you think about this number you will need to think about how much time you normally use your projector. Most families will not use it that much really. So when you think of it, these 2000 hours may actually last you 2 or more years.
With that being said, you will see why most people don’t even worry about projector bulbs for awhile. It' when they go and look for the first replacement bulb that they will find out that the price can range from 100 to 300 pounds. But one way you can give yourself some extra time is by looking for a projector that comes with a free replacement bulb. That could be up to 6 years before you will even need to start shopping for projector bulbs.
Another idea that some people have is just to replace their projector when a projector bulb goes bad. This may be fine, depending on what kind of projector you are looking at and how much it cost, and if you as a family can afford this option. If you have the extra money you know that technology does advance quickly, so you may be able to get a really good projector for the same cost as your old one.
There are some things that you can do that will help your projector bulbs last a lot longer too. First you need to place the projector in the right spot. This would be with at least 6” between the projector and the wall, and no solid objects around it that may interrupt the airflow. Next, make sure that every 100 hours you take the time and clean or replace those filters. Your owner' manual will lead you to the right filters and explain how to clean it all up. Finally one of the best ways to save some time on the projector bulbs is to run that projector in low mode. Sometimes this has been claimed to add another 1000 hours to the bulb. Again this is not a number that is written in stone, just an average.
Yes, it' what it sounds like. It' a low mode that the projector runs on which allows the projector bulbs to last longer. Try these things and see if you can get the projector bulbs to last longer, and avoid spending that money on a replacement projector bulb. Of course remember that if your projector bulbs need to be replaced and you’ve got a warning, you should replace it as quickly as possible to avoid the bulb blowing up and causing more damage and repair costs to your projector.
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