The Most Efficient Ways To Increase Your Projector Bulbs Lifetime

This handy guide will show you how to extend the life of your projector bulb and save money in the long run.

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Quickly turning on and off your projector is not a good idea.

It takes a minute for projector lamps to reach a stable current. The current traveling through the lamp can be destabilized if the projector is turned on and off abruptly, causing the projector bulbs to die prematurely.

Use the Economy or Power Saver Mode on your projector.

Power saver mode is not only better for the environment and decreases projector operating costs, but it also extends lamp life. When compared to standard mode, economy mode causes the projector lamp to generate a slightly lower brightness level, allowing the lamp to survive longer.

Take Care With The Lamp

When putting the light together, use gloves. Hot spots on the bulb caused by oil and dirt on your hands and fingers can lead to lamp failure and dark spots on the projected image.

Place the Lamp Housing in the Correct Position

Make that the lamp housing is properly seated in the projector during installation. To secure the lamp's position, apply mild pressure to the base of the housing.

Non-Inverted vs. Inverted

Lamp life is often shorter in inverted projectors than in non-inverted projectors. Newer projectors, on the other hand, are better at dealing with inversion.