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Need new bulb for old slide projector...bulb type is DAK 500 watts - 120 V...was Sylvania Projector Lamp Blue Top.
Is there anything available to replace?
Thank you.
Linda
Re: Need new bulb for old slide projector...bulb type is...
The only place to get it is online. I used this link from bulbs.com http://www.bulbs.com/eSpec.aspx?ID=12053&Ref=Light+Bulbs%2c+Ballasts%2c+Fixtures+and+More&RefId=0
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Question edited for a lot more clarity. All questions need full 'make model (what it is)'.
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Changing bulbs all work to a theme. Remove the cover, pull out the old bulb and insert the new one without touching it with bare fingers.
Most bulbs (regardless of vintage) can usually be found at a number of places: you can also try a retail chain called "Batteries PLUS Bulbs". The 3-letter ANSI code that identifies the lamp (can be found on the top of the old lamp, the base of the lamp or in the projector's manual) will make the search simpler. I just did a quick search on "Osram 64610" and found the code to be "HLX", 50 watt, 12 volt. Found a few on Amazon for under $4 each. Happy Hunting !!
Hello You haven't specified anything about your projector or other detalis about it. jsut get into this link, and see whether the lamp you want is available there or not. You have to search with its number. It will have a model number on it. OK http://www.visualapex.com/accessories/lamp-projection-tv.asp?MFR=DNGO
You can use an ENH lamp which is 250 watts. it costs more (shop around- margins are high on lamps) but lasts an average of 175 hours vs the 300 watt ELH lamp at 35 hours.
You can also get ELH and ENH lamps from Wiko and Fuji in a "-5" version, ie ELH-5. It's built for 125 volts rather than the typical actual house voltage of 110-120 v. This allows them to burn much longer. There is a marginal lowering of light output in these forms.
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