
Zorsika WB130 Projector Lens Compatible with Boxlight BU85 BP82 RS8828 BU90 OEM
Zorsika WB130 projector lens, matched to OEM optical specs, compatible with Boxlight BU85, BP82, RS8828, BU90 projectors.
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Zorsika WB130 projector lens, matched to OEM optical specs, compatible with Boxlight BU85, BP82, RS8828, BU90 projectors.

Zorsika WE643 projector lens, matched according to OEM optical parameters, compatible with Diheng DU9150 and other 1 Diheng projector.

Zorsika WE642 projector lens, matched by OEM optical specifications, compatible with DJ-80H01 and 1 other Daoxing projector model.

Zorsika WE641 projector lens, matched with OEM optical parameters, compatible with InFocus KP850, KU900 and 2 other InFocus projectors.

Zorsika WE640 projector lens, matched by OEM optical parameters, compatible with 4 Boxlight projectors: BU85, BP82, RS8828, BU90.

Zorsika 902MI projector lens, matched by original optical specifications, compatible with Wistron HP-CS100U, HP-CS120U and other 2 Wistron projector models.

Zorsika 902MH projector lens, matched according to original optical parameters, compatible with 6 Diheng projector models including DU10K, DU12K, BU120, BU100.

Zorsika 902MG projector lens, matched according to original optical parameters, compatible with HT-L123UA, HT-L852UA, HT-L103UA and other 3 Honghe projectors.

Zorsika 902MF projector lens, matched by original optical parameters, compatible with 2 Lansen Kerton projectors including KF160U and KF150U.

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