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  3. THOMSON TV Lamps
  4. THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A

THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A Bulb Lamp part number: 35869080

For your TV THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A, we can only offer an original bare bulb option, meaning a bare bulb without housing. An original lamp without housing offers maximum projection quality with a minimum probability of defects or premature dimming.

Lamp without housing for THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A TV
Lamp part number: 35869080

THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A Lamp without housing

Replacing a bare bulb in the original projector lamp housing is more challenging than replacing the entire lamp housing. We only offer this option as an original bare bulb lamp without housing.

VIDEO - replacement of a bare bulb without housing

Bare bulb options

  • Original lamp without housing

    The original THOMSON 61 DSZ 644 Type A lamp is a bare bulb from one of the OEM manufacturers (Osram P-VIP, Philips UHP, Ushio, Matsushita, Iwasaki HSCR) and is designed to replace the lamp in your existing lamp housing. This solution is cheaper than a lamp with housing, although it requires a certain amount of manual skills. This option is recommended for customers who already have some experience with bare bulb replacement.

    Product code: Projection quality:Reliability:
    Z78020OOB
    1-2 weeks
    £119,72 [1]£99,77 excl. VAT
[1]Items are shipped from the EU, but include VAT and all charges. Since we are a registered VAT payer in the UK, there are no additional charges, nor will the package be held up for customs clearance.
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