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Zorsika WJ14E projector lens, matched according to original factory optical parameters, compatible with UEC-WU135 and 1 other KEMCO projector model.
PANASONIC ET-RFG100 projector air filter, effectively filters dust and impurities, protects optical path, compatible with PT-GAZ501 and other PANASONIC projectors. Zorsika equivalent model Z-RFG100.
Zorsika WJ14D projector lens, matched per original factory optical specs, compatible with 7 Boxlight projector models including BC12KP, BC10K, BC9K, BC8K.
Zorsika WJ14C projector lens, matched with original optical parameters, compatible with CX-L1860, CX-L2050U and other 2 SZKY projectors.
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Zorsika WJ14B projector lens matches original optical parameters, compatible with ViewSonic UB1060D and UB1010D projectors.
Panasonic ET-RFF200 projector air filter, effectively filters dust and impurities, protects optical path, compatible with 2 Panasonic projector models including PT-FX500C, ET-LAEF100. Zorsika equivalent model Z-RFF200.
Zorsika WJ14A projector lens matches original optical specs, compatible with 3 Sinome projectors: SML-LC1000U, SML-LC1200U, SML-LC800U.
Zorsika WJ149 projector lens matches OEM optical specifications, compatible with Ricoh PJ RU7700L, PJ RU8800L and 2 other Ricoh projectors.
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