lamphouse
- noun
- /ˈlæmˌhaʊs/
- Specialized
- I installed a completely new automation system, sound system, projector heads, sound heads, lamphouses, and rectifiers.
Examples
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The technician carefully cleaned the lamphouse to ensure optimal light output during the film screening.
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It cut the light output of the lamphouse almost in half and showed a rather dim picture.
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She replaced the faulty bulb in the lamphouse of the movie projector before the big event.
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The engineer designed a modern lamphouse that significantly improved the brightness and clarity of the images.
Synonyms
A part of a device that holds a lamp, like a projector or searchlight
A protective case that holds a lamp inside a device like a projector
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Etymology
Lamphouse is made of lamp and house, so imagine a small 'house' for a 'lamp' inside a machine. That's why it means the compartment that holds the lamp in equipment like projectors or microscopes.