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Lcd & Dlp Projector Bulbs LCD & DLP PROJECTOR BULBS PB8263 5J.J2H01.001 $548.75 LV7320 610-289-6939 $498.75 3M PE5120 59.J9901.CG1 $561.25 LV7325 4638AA001 $498.75 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price PE7765 60.J00720.001 $598.75 LV7345 610-293-2751 $498.75 540 EP7640ILK $486.25 SL703S 120VIP- $561.25 LV7350 7463A001AA $498.75 MP7630 EP7630LK $673.75 SL705S 120VIP- $561.25 LV7355 7463A001AA $498.75 MP7640 LAMP-029 $486.25 SL705X 120VIP- $561.25 LV7500 610-276-3010 $536.25 MP7640ILK EP7640ILK $486.25 VP150X 60.J0804.CB2 $561.25 LV7525E 610-282-2755 $498.75 MP7640ILK-S40 EP7640ILK $486.25 VT150X 60.J0804.CB2 $561.25 LV7545 610-293-5868 $536.25 MP7720 EP7720LK $836.25 LV7555 LV-LP17 $586.25 OXLIGHT MP7730 EP7630LK $673.75 B LV7565 LV-LP22 $623.75 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price MP7730BAV EP7630BLK $723.75 LV-LP06 LV-LP06 $436.25 3600(A) 610-264-1943 $398.75 MP7740 LAMP-029 $486.25 LV-LP11 7463A001AA $498.75 3650 610-265-8828 $498.75 MP7740I EP7740ILK $498.75 LV-LP15 8441A001 $498.75 6000 610-265-8828 $498.75 MP8610 EP1830 $223.75 LV-LP18 9268A001 $498.75 6001 610-265-8828 $498.75 MP8620 EP1830 $223.75 LV-LP20 9431A001 $398.75 CD-450M CD450M-930 $586.25 MP8625 EP1890 $698.75 LV-S1-XL 610-293-8210 $498.75 CD-454 CP455M-930 $536.25 MP8630 CPL750 $461.25 LV-S2 8276A001 $498.75 CD-455M CP455M-930 $536.25 MP8635(B) EP-1625 $561.25 LV-S3(U) 9431A001 $398.75 CD-550M CD450M-930 $586.25 MP8640 CPL850 $498.75 LV-X2 8441A001 $498.75 CD-552M CP455M-930 $536.25 MP8647 EP8746LK $611.25 LV-X2THX 610-300-7267 $498.75 CD-555M CD450M-930 $586.25 MP8649 EP8749LK $511.25 REALIS SX50 RS-LP01 $623.75 CD-727X CD727X-930 $461.25 MP8650 EP1750 $1,223.75 REALIS SX6 RS-LP02 $623.75 CD-750M SP-LAMP-LP5F $561.25 MP8660 EP1750 $1,223.75 REALIS SX60 RS-LP03 $623.75 CP-13T, CP-33T CP13T-930 $498.75 MP8670 CP860-960 $523.75 REALIS X600 RS-LP02 $623.75 MP8725(B) EP-1625 $561.25 CP300T CP310T-930 $498.75 MP8740 EP2010 $586.25 CP305T CP13T-930 $498.75 CHRISTIE MP8745 CP860-960 $523.75 CP306T CP13T-930 $498.75 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price MP8746 EP8746LK $611.25 CP310T CP13T-930 $498.75 DS+25 03-000866-01P $911.25 MP8747 EP8746LK $611.25 CP312T CP13T-930 $498.75 DS+60 03-900520-01P $1,123.75 MP8749 EP8749LK $511.25 CP315T CP13T-930 $498.75 L6 03-900471-01P $623.75 MP8750 EP1920 $1,161.25 CP316T CP13T-930 $498.75 LU77 610-300-0862 $548.75 MP8765 EP8765LK $561.25 CP319T CP310T-930 $498.75 LW40U 03-000761-01P $548.75 MP8775I EP8775ILK $623.75 CP-322i CPS317 $498.75 LX25 610-309-2706 $498.75 MP8780 EP5000 $736.25 CP-33T CP13T-930 $498.75 LX32 610-305-5602 $548.75 S10 LKS10 $436.25 CP-630i CP731I-930 $548.75 LX33 610-297-3891 $548.75 S15 LKS15 $523.75 CP-670K CP670K-930 $498.75 LX34 03-000712-01P $523.75 S40 EP7640ILK $486.25 CP-720E CP720E-930 $436.25 LX45 610-306-5977 $561.25 S50 EP7750LK $548.75 CP-730E CP731I-930 $548.75 LX65 03-000708-01P $548.75 S55 LKX55 $523.75 CP-731I CP731I-930 $548.75 LX66 610-315-7689 $748.75 X15 LKS15 $523.75 CP-745E CP720E-930 $436.25 LX450 03-120242-01 $623.75 X45 CP335-345 $511.25 HD1 610-302-5933 $398.75 MIRAGE 4000 CANT SUPPLY #VALUE! X50 EP7750LK $548.75 MP-20t MP25T-930 $498.75 S9 03-000678-01P $4,868.75 X55 LKX55 $523.75 MP-25t MP25T-930 $498.75 X9 03-000678-01P $4,868.75 MP-30t MP30T-930 $548.75 X55i CPS240-X250 $498.75 OMPAQ MP-35t MP35T-930 $498.75 C X75 LKX75 $561.25 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price MP-36 MP37T-930 $498.75 L1561A L1561A $736.25 BARCO MP-37 MP37T-930 $498.75 L90 L1561A $736.25 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price MP-38t MP37T-930 $498.75 MP1200 L1553A $473.75 IQ300 R98-41111 $1,248.75 MP-40t 610-285-4824 $548.75 MP1600 L1550A $561.25 IQ350 R9841761 $1,311.25 MP-60E MP60E-930 $611.25 MP1800 L1551A $723.75 IQ400 R9841761 $1,311.25 MP-650i LAMP-017 $648.75 MP2800 L1552A $661.25 IQ500 R9841761 $1,311.25 MP-93i CPX935 $498.75 MP3130 L1621A $748.75 SP50M SP-LAMP-LP2E $498.75 BENQ MP3220 L1720A $523.75 SP-6T 610-289-8422 $498.75 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price MP3222 L1720A $523.75 SP-9T 610-293-8210 $498.75 DS550 150NSH- $536.25 MP3800 L1554A $573.75 TRAVELIGHT2 TRAVELIGHT930 $498.75 DS650 60.J3416.CG1 $511.25 MP4800 L1561A $736.25 XD-15C XD15C-930 $573.75 DS660 60.J3416.CG1 $511.25 SB21 L1515A $611.25 XP-5T 610-289-8422 $498.75 DX650 60.J3416.CG1 $511.25 VP6110 L1624A $623.75 XP60M SP-LAMP-LP2E $498.75 DX660 60.J3416.CG1 $511.25 VP6111 L1709A $736.25 XP-8T 610-293-8210 $498.75 MP610 CS.5JJ1B.1B1 $398.75 VP6120 L1624A $623.75 PB6100 60.J8618.CG1 $561.25 CANON VP6121 L1709A $736.25 PB6110 59.J9901.CG1 $561.25 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price VP6300 series L1695A $361.25 PB6200 60.J8618.CG1 $561.25 LV-5100 610-289-8422 $498.75 XB31 L1516A $636.25 PB6210 59.J9901.CG1 $561.25 LV-5110 610-289-8422 $498.75 XP8010 L1582A $636.25 PB6240 CS.59J0Y.1B1 $486.25 LV5200 8814A001 $611.25 ELL PB7100 60.J5016.CB1 $561.25 LV5210 LV-LP19 $498.75 D Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price PB7200 60.J5016.CB1 $561.25 LV5220 LV-LP19 $498.75 1100MP 310-3472 $448.75 PB7763(PS) 60.J00720.001 $598.75 LV-7105 610-289-8422 $498.75 1200MP 310-7522 $448.75 PB8120 250UHP- $561.25 LV7210 9268A001 $498.75 2100MP 310-3836 $561.25 PB8220 250UHP- $561.25 LV7215 9268A001 $498.75 2200MP 310-4523 $448.75 PB8230 250UHP- $561.25 LV7220 9268A001 $498.75 2300MP 310-5513 $523.75 PB8250 59J8101CG1 $673.75 LV7225 9268A001 $498.75 2400MP 310-7578 $611.25 PB8260 59J8101CG1 $673.75 LV7265 LV-LP26 $523.75 800-522-2025 America's Broadcast Supply House. www.markertek.com LCD & DLP PROJECTOR BULBS 3200MP 310-2328 $548.75 LC-X990 610-282-2755 $498.75 ELP-5000 ELPLP03 $461.25 3300MP 310-5027 $511.25 LC-X999 610-282-2755 $498.75 ELP-5000XB ELPLP04 $611.25 3400MP 310-6747 $536.25 LC-X1100 610-297-3891 $548.75 ELP-5100 ELPLP04 $611.25 4100MP 310-4747 $536.25 LC-XB15 610-309-2706 $498.75 ELP-5300 ELPLP05 $623.75 LC-XB20 610-309-2706 $498.75 ELP-5350 ELPLP09 $623.75 UKANE D LC-XB22 610-309-2706 $498.75 ELP-7000 ELPLP03 $461.25 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price LC-XB23 610-323-0726 $536.25 ELP-7000XB ELPLP04 $611.25 Imagepro 7100 SP-LAMP-009 $436.25 LC-XB26 610-307-7925 $498.75 ELP-7100 ELPLP04 $611.25 Imagepro 7200 23.801109.001 $186.25 LC-XC1 610-285-4824 $548.75 ELP-7250 ELPLP09 $623.75 Imagepro 7250 SP81003001 $298.75 LC-XG10 610-301-7167 $548.75 ELP-7350 ELPLP09 $623.75 Imagepro 7300 SP-LAMP-018 $436.25 LC-XG100 610-301-7167 $548.75 ELP-9000i ELPLP08 $748.75 Imagepro 7700 LAMP-013 $498.75 LC-XG200 610-317-7167 $548.75 ELPLP10B ELPLP10B $461.25 Imagepro 8030 456-204 $611.25 LC-XG250 610-330-7329 $561.25 ELPLP10S ELPLP10S $473.75 Imagepro 8040 456-207 $686.25 LC-XG300 610-330-7329 $561.25 EMP51 V13H010L16 $511.25 Imagepro 8043 SP-LAMP-LP2E $498.75 LC-XGA980(UE) 610-279-5417 $498.75 EMP52( C) V13H010l1D $448.75 Imagepro 8063 CP335-345 $511.25 LC-XGA982U 610-279-5417 $498.75 EMP53 V13H010L34 $386.25 Imagepro 8052 456227 $486.25 LC-XM1 610-289-8422 $498.75 EMP54 V13H010L27 $548.75 Imagepro 8755B CPS317 $498.75 LC-XM2 610-293-8210 $498.75 EMP5500 ELPLP06 $511.25 Imagepro 8755D CPS240-X250 $498.75 LC-XM4 610-289-8422 $498.75 EMP62 V13H010L34 $386.25 Imagepro 8800 CP860-960 $523.75 LC-XNB2(U) 610-280-6939 $498.75 EMP74 V13H010L27 $548.75 Imagepro 8910 CPX430 $561.25 LC-XNB4M 610-293-2751 $498.75 EMP77C V13H010L41 $248.75 Imagepro 8911 CPX445 $511.25 LC-XT1 610-284-4627 $561.25 EMP81 V13H010L30 $386.25 Imagepro 8942 456-8942 $598.75 LC-XT2 610-292-4831 $536.25 EMP82 V13H010L34 $386.25 EIKI LC-XT3 610-300-0862 $548.75 EMP500 ELPLP10B $461.25 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price POA-LMP55 610-309-2706 $498.75 EMP710 ELPLP10S $473.75 EIP-10V 080-DH20-00020 $661.25 POA-LMP59 610-305-5602 $548.75 EMP821 V13H010L30 $386.25 EMP7500 ELPLP06 $511.25 EIP-3500 AH-35001 $636.25 EPSON LC150 610-260-7215 $398.75 EMPS1H V13H010L29 $248.75 Proj. Model # Ordering Code Price LC1510 610-260-7215 $398.75 EMPS4 V13H010L36 $236.25 30(C ) ELPLP19 $436.25 LC-180 610-257-6269 $448.75 EMPS5 V13H010L41 $248.75 51(C ) V13H010L16 $511.25 LC-1810 610-257-6269 $448.75 EMPSE V13H010L33 $248.75 53(C ) ELPLP21 $511.25 LC-300 610-260-7208 $398.75 POWERLITE 50C ELPLP13 $498.75 54(C ) V13H010L27 $548.75 LC-330 610-254-5609 $411.25 POWERLITE 51 V13H010L16 $511.25 61(P) V13H010L30 $386.25 LC-3310 610-254-5609 $411.25 POWERLITE 62C V13H010L34 $386.25 62(C ) V13H010L34 $386.25 LC-350 610-259-0562 $523.75 POWERLITE 70 ELPLP13 $498.75 71(C ) V13H010L16 $511.25 LC-3510 610-259-0562 $523.75 POWERLITE 76C ELPLP21 $511.25 73(C) ELPLP21 $511.25 LC-360 610-264-1196 $473.75 POWERLITE 83C V13H010L42 $386.25 74(C ) V13H010L27 $548.75 LC-3610 610-264-1196 $473.75 POWERLITE 600P ELPLP15 $548.75 76(C ) V13H010L34 $386.25 LC-4000 610-257-6269 $448.75 POWERLTE 710C ELPLP10S $473.75 81(P) V13H010L30 $386.25 LC-4200 610-257-6269 $448.75 POWERLITE 755 V13H010L32 $548.75 82(C ) V13H010L34 $386.25 LC-4800 610-264-1196 $473.75 POWERLITE 800P ELPLP15 $548.75 83(C ) V13H010L42 $386.25 LC-5000 610-254-5609 $411.25 POWERLITE 810P ELPLP15 $548.75 503(C ) ELPLP14 $461.25 LC-6000(UL) 610-259-5291 $748.75 POWERLITE 811P ELPLP15 $548.75 700(C ) ELPLP10B $461.25 LC-6200 610-259-5291 $748.75 POWERLITE 820P ELPLP15 $548.75 703(C ) ELPLP14 $461.25 LC-6210 610-259-5291 $748.75 POWERLITE 5600 ELPLP12 $548.75 715 ELPLP14 $461.25 LC-7000(U)(UE) 610-264-1943 $398.75 POWERLITE 5700 ELPLP12 $548.75 720(C ) ELPLP18 $623.75 LC-CGA980U 610-276-3010 $536.25 POWERLITE 6100i V13H010L37 $636.25 730 ELPLP18 $623.75 LC-NB1(U)(UW) 610-287-5379 $498.75 POWERLITE 7600 ELPLP12 $548.75 732(C ) V13H010L32 $548.75 LC-NB2U(W) 610-280-6939 $498.75 POWERLITE 7700 ELPLP12 $548.75 735 ELPLP18 $623.75 LC-NB3W(E) 610-293-2751 $498.75 POWERLITE 7800P V13H010L22 $611.25 737(C ) V13H010L32 $548.75 LC-SB15 610-307-7925
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