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1020991 bare projector lamp

Fits 7 projector models from Smartboard.

SKU LA-10311 · MPN 1020991

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For the same seven Smartboard short-throw models, Lightraise 60Wi2, SLR60Wi2, SB600i6, UF70, UF70W, Unifi 70 and Unifi 70W, this lamp is sold bare, without a housing. It carries the identical part number, 1020991, as the module version, since the bulb itself is the same. Fit it into the housing already inside your projector.

Choosing the bare lamp over the module makes sense if your existing housing on a Lightraise 60Wi2, SB600i6 or Unifi 70 is undamaged, since you are only paying for the burner and cage. Check the housing's latch and vents before deciding: if either looks worn, the module listing under the same part number, 1020991, replaces the housing as well. Handle the new bulb by its base.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10311
  • Compatibility — 7 projector models

Common questions

Will this bare lamp fit my UF70W?
Yes, the UF70W is one of seven listed models, alongside the UF70, Unifi 70, Unifi 70W, Lightraise 60Wi2, SLR60Wi2 and SB600i6, that share this bare lamp.

Why is the part number the same for the bare and module listings?
The bulb itself is identical in both; 1020991 refers to the lamp, while the listing you choose determines whether a housing is included with it.

How do I know if my housing needs replacing rather than just the bulb?
Look for cracking, warping, a loose latch or scorch marks around the vents. If any of these are present, the module version is the safer choice over this bare lamp.

What should I check before ordering the bare version?
Confirm your projector matches one of the seven listed models and inspect your current housing for damage, since a bare lamp assumes the housing itself is still usable.

Is it normal for lamp brightness to fade gradually rather than fail suddenly?
Yes, most projector lamps dim gradually over their working life before eventually failing outright, which is why a lamp is often worth replacing once brightness or colour noticeably drops.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10311
COMPATIBILITY7 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Will this bare lamp fit my UF70W?

Yes, the UF70W is one of seven listed models, alongside the UF70, Unifi 70, Unifi 70W, Lightraise 60Wi2, SLR60Wi2 and SB600i6, that share this bare lamp.

Why is the part number the same for the bare and module listings?

The bulb itself is identical in both; 1020991 refers to the lamp, while the listing you choose determines whether a housing is included with it.

How do I know if my housing needs replacing rather than just the bulb?

Look for cracking, warping, a loose latch or scorch marks around the vents. If any of these are present, the module version is the safer choice over this bare lamp.

What should I check before ordering the bare version?

Confirm your projector matches one of the seven listed models and inspect your current housing for damage, since a bare lamp assumes the housing itself is still usable.

Is it normal for lamp brightness to fade gradually rather than fail suddenly?

Yes, most projector lamps dim gradually over their working life before eventually failing outright, which is why a lamp is often worth replacing once brightness or colour noticeably drops.