What's the general life span of a Mitsubishi DLP TV?

Question

I have recently bought a Mitsubishi MicroDisplay Projection TV (WD-52627). Can anyone please tell me the general life span of it?

Answer 1

Consider this, awesome picture, big in size and a bulb to change in about 40,000 to 60,000 hours for about $250. It has some moving parts as well, mainly the color wheel. If your TV is on 6-8 hours a day, 365 days a year, thats 3000 hours a year, but if the power goes out the bulb if not able to cool down will have a shortened life or be dead. An UPS{ Uninteruptable Power Supply} is a good investement and 12 minutes power would be more than enough to cool down the bulb. Another factor on bulb life is the brightness intensity, on high its closer to 40,000 and low is 60,000. Mitsubishi is highly rated so you should have a good TV so sit back and enjoy!!!

Answer 2

Mitsubishi Dlp Tv

Answer 3

The life span of the bulb is rated at 6,000-Hours, but they tend to last much less than that., around 2,000 to 3,000-Hours Sometimes even less than that. The lamps for Mitsubishi DLPs and LCDs are one of the priciest in the industry, with an average cost of $500.00 per bulb is more than enough to make a hole in your pocket within time.

2,000-Hours is approximate 1-year when you watch at least 6-hours of TV a day. The life span could be shorter drastically if you use it more than 6-hours per day. The downside of DLPs and rear projection LCDs is that lamps are not covered by the warranty even if they die before the rated 6,000 life. There's no guaranteed how long the bulb will last.

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What's the general life span of a Mitsubishi DLP TV?
I have recently bought a Mitsubishi MicroDisplay Projection TV (WD-52627). Can anyone please tell me the general life span of it?

Answer 5

The TV will last a long time. The bulb is replaceable after about 6000 hours of use. The cost is about 200-250.

I am a big fan of DLP technology. I think it is better than Plasma and LCD for real-world quality images.

Answer 6

No more than 3-6 years generally, component infant mortalities may shorten. First to fail is the bulb, next the light engine with its prone to fail DMD chip introducing white "specks" across the screen followed by the DMD formatter (circuit board) which can introduce any number of visual anomalies. Power supplies, depending on the manufacturer, may also exhibit instabilities within aforementioned time period. DLP tech is OLD, the world passed it by years ago.

Answer 7

In general, any TV will last a really long time (20 years), but it will only look super-fabulous for between 30,000 and 60,000 hours. You may need to replace parts or have maintenance done, but it will last you a long time (which is good since you probably paid a grand or more for it).

Answer 8

Not sure about the Mitsubishi but we just bought a Lcd and its 20 years.......(not sure if thats true or not)

Answer 9

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