Christie WU7K-M WUXGA Projector Lamp Bulb Replacement

Item: WU7K-M WUXGA Christie Lamp Module Replacement

Bulb type: Genuine Original High-Quality Projector Bulb

Projector Manufacturer: Christie

Wattage: 200 Watts

Lumens (Brightness): 6600 L

Hours: 2000 Hour Lamp Life. Eco Setting can extend to 3000 Hours

Quantity on hand: Currently 6 pieces of the Christie WU7K-M WUXGA Lamp in stock.

Free same-day shipping and Guaranteed lowest pricing. Since 1997, Pureland Supply has been supplying Original WU7K-M WUXGA Replacement Lamps.

WU7K-M WUXGA Christie Projector Lamp Replacement with Original Bulb

Item: WU7K-M WUXGA Replacement Module (High-Quality Bulb with Housing) for Christie

Bulb type: Genuine Original High-Quality Projector Bulb

Projector Manufacturer: Christie Projector Lamp

Wattage: 200 Watts

Lumens (Brightness): 6600 Lumens

Hours: 2000 Hour Lamp Life. Eco Setting can extend to 3000 Hours

Quantity on hand: 6 pieces of the WU7K-M WUXGA in stock.

Free same-day shipping and Guaranteed lowest pricing. Since 1997, Pureland Supply has been supplying Top Quality Replacement Lamps.

Genuine High-Quality Bulb Inside
180-Day Warranty
Free Ground Shipping on ALL Orders
Orders placed now will ship Monday, 6/1/2026

Sale Price: $192.40

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Christie Projector Lamp	003-100856-01 003-100856-02 DLV1400-DL DLV1920-DL DS +6K-M HD 6K-M Mirage DS+6K-M Mirage HD6K-M Mirage WU7K-M WX7K-M

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Wow, that new WU7K-M lamp from PurelandSupply really brought the golf simulator back to life; the colors are vibrant again, and it's so much brighter! We can finally see all the details in the virtual courses, not just a washed-out image. Glad we swapped out that old bulb – it was definitely running on fumes!