The Truth behind Television Replacement Lamps

In 1995 Philips developed (UHP) Ultra High Performance, Mercury Lamps for use in TV Lamps. Over the past year Philips claimed that their TV Lamps would last up to 10,000 hours. WELL NOT ANYMORE!
A TV replacement lamp no longer lasts over 10,000 hours. They are trying to get rid of the old TV's. In order to get you to buy a new TV, they had to narrow down the hours of all DLP & Plasma up to 4,000 hours, which is still a lot of hours.

Lately, lots of companies emerged, offering you cheap TV and Projector lamps. Sad truth is that most of them sell cheap knockoff TV lamps from China. These forms of replacement lamps can potentially damage your Projector or Television.

About TV Lamps:

Zanon Lights uses the same bulb as supplied to the �original manufacturer�.  Our TV lamps are lower cost alternative that does not compromise superiority. Complete with a new chassis, our replacement lamp gives identical performance to the Original Manufacturers Lamp with an unprecedented 3 months warranty (Toshiba�s are 180 days Warranty).

TV Lamps are authorized by Philips Lighting to distribute Television lamps modules using genuine Philips UHP lamps. Our light source in TV Lamp is identical to the one Philips Lighting originally supplied in the RPTV and will therefore give 100% performance in terms of life, brightness and color. Ever since we found the solution to help keep all Television and Projector lamps last longer, a lot of customer we deal with has been happier than ever before.

ZanonLights.com has used enough mercury vapors to their lamps, in order to keep the lamp hours precise as we promise. If you hear your TV or Projector lamp explode, it can be because of many reasons such as: dust, overheating and more. Sometimes your TV lamps might go bad prematurely. The reason is bad ballast. Ballast is what generates power to your lamps.

Before replacing TV lamps make sure that you clean or remove all the dust and debris that is around the lamp. Use a duster or a cloth.

Do not touch the lens of the lamps. Grease can cause the lamps to explode, and you should always wear a latex glove before exchanging the lamp.

Sometimes you have to reset the hour of the lamps on your TV, or it won�t turn on. It happens because TV sometimes thinks they are still reading the old lamp.