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My Projected image is dim!If your on screen image is getting dimmer then you may need to replace your projector lamp/bulb. Some projectors allow you to check the number of hours your lamp has been used for through a built in menu system, check your projectors manual for details. How does a lamp last? Most lamps/bulbs last about 1500 2000 hours on average, some claim 4000 hours in low lamp mode, actual life hours will vary depending on how much and how often you use your projector and how you look after your lamp. What amount of time should I consider OK? (C) AIM 2007 This calculator requires a JavaScript compatible web browser. How can I maximise lamp hours?If you want your projector lamp to last longer you can follow the instructions in the user manual for powering down the projector to make sure the projector has ample time to cool down after use, not allowing the projector to over heat is an even better way of ensuring you get the quoted lamp life. You should be using your projector in a clean, dust free, and well ventilated environment and should regularly clean air filters. If your projector has an economy mode you should utilise it. *Lamp Life factorsHow long your replacement lamp lasts depends on several factors including:
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If the surge or spike is high enough, it can inflict some heavy damage on electrical components. Even if increased voltage doesn't immediately cause problems, it will put extra strain on the lamp and components, possibly causing a premature failure. When a voltage increase lasts three nanoseconds (billionths of a second) or more, it's called a surge.When it lasts for one or two nanoseconds, it's called a spike. GFCI's (Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters) are considered personnel protection devices, whereas ELCI's (Equipment Leakage Circuit Interrupters) are considered equipment protection devices.
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When you purchase a projector, LCD screen, plasma display etc. you need to be aware of the warranty policy that's on offer from the manufacturer. AIM does not carry out warranty work and must abide by the policy, for example in the rare event that your unit has one faulty pixel (very hard to see) you may not necessarily be given a replacement unit or repair if the fault falls within their "pixel policy". Please see our conditions of sale for further information, we would be happy to hear from anyone that can share their experiences in this regard
Q. Why do projectors vary so much in light output (ANSI) when often they have a similar wattage lamp?
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A 300 volt power surge can kill your lamp, smaller surges will shorten the lifeMany homes have safety switches they protect against electrocution, not power surges
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