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111-100 bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Digital.
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The 111-100 is a bare projector lamp, supplied as the bulb alone rather than a full housing assembly, for the Digital Projection HIGHlite family. Compatible models span the HIGHlite 330, HIGHlite 6000, the HIGHlite 660 series, HIGHlite Cine 660, and several HIGHliteCine and HIGHlite3303DHC variants that share the same optical engine.
Because this is a bare lamp, it is fitted into your projector's existing housing rather than sold with one of its own; retain your current cage and transfer the new bulb into it. Digital Projection also lists this part as Projection 111-100, and either code refers to the same lamp when you search for it.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08793
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Which HIGHlite models take the 111-100 lamp?
This bulb fits the HIGHlite 330, HIGHlite 6000, the HIGHlite 660 series, HIGHlite Cine 660, HIGHlite3303DHC, HIGHliteCine1080P660, HIGHliteCine1080P6603D and HIGHliteCineWUXGA6603D. Check your unit's model plate against this list, since Digital Projection's wider HIGHlite range includes other lamps with different codes.
Why is this lamp described as bare rather than a module?
A bare lamp is the bulb on its own, without a housing frame around it. Your HIGHlite projector already carries a reusable housing, so only the lamp itself needs replacing when it reaches the end of its life.
What happens to my old housing when I fit 111-100?
The existing housing stays in the projector. You remove the spent bulb from that housing, or the housing from the projector depending on your model's design, and transfer the new 111-100 lamp into the same frame before refitting it.
Does Digital Projection use a second reference for 111-100?
Yes, Digital Projection's own paperwork sometimes lists this same lamp as Projection 111-100. It is one product under two references, so either code will bring you to the identical bulb.
Which detail on my projector matters most before I order?
Match your projector's exact model name against the HIGHlite list on this page. The HIGHlite range has closely related model names, so confirming the precise designation on your unit's badge avoids ordering a lamp for the wrong variant.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Which HIGHlite models take the 111-100 lamp?
This bulb fits the HIGHlite 330, HIGHlite 6000, the HIGHlite 660 series, HIGHlite Cine 660, HIGHlite3303DHC, HIGHliteCine1080P660, HIGHliteCine1080P6603D and HIGHliteCineWUXGA6603D. Check your unit's model plate against this list, since Digital Projection's wider HIGHlite range includes other lamps with different codes.
Why is this lamp described as bare rather than a module?
A bare lamp is the bulb on its own, without a housing frame around it. Your HIGHlite projector already carries a reusable housing, so only the lamp itself needs replacing when it reaches the end of its life.
What happens to my old housing when I fit 111-100?
The existing housing stays in the projector. You remove the spent bulb from that housing, or the housing from the projector depending on your model's design, and transfer the new 111-100 lamp into the same frame before refitting it.
Does Digital Projection use a second reference for 111-100?
Yes, Digital Projection's own paperwork sometimes lists this same lamp as Projection 111-100. It is one product under two references, so either code will bring you to the identical bulb.
Which detail on my projector matters most before I order?
Match your projector's exact model name against the HIGHlite list on this page. The HIGHlite range has closely related model names, so confirming the precise designation on your unit's badge avoids ordering a lamp for the wrong variant.
Other Digital lamps in the catalogue. Codes in the same family often differ by a single character, so check the part number against your old lamp before ordering.
