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114-786 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Digital.
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This is the full module version of the 114-786 lamp, built for the Digital Projection E-Vision 4500 1080P, E-Vision 4500 WUXGA and E-Vision 4500 XGA. It combines the bulb and housing in one assembly, so the whole unit can be lifted out and replaced without reusing any part of the old one.
The same lamp turns up under a few different references — Perception 114-786, Projection 114-786, Projection 115-130 and plain 115-130 — all pointing to the identical part. Because this is a module, not a bare bulb, there is no need to keep the old housing once the swap is done.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11056
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Which E-Vision 4500 models does this fit?
It covers the E-Vision 4500 1080P, E-Vision 4500 WUXGA and E-Vision 4500 XGA. These three share the same lamp module, so one part number serves all of them.
Why does this lamp appear under more than one code?
The same physical lamp is sold under 114-786, Perception 114-786, Projection 114-786, 115-130 and Projection 115-130. Different catalogues and eras of paperwork have used different prefixes for the identical part.
Does this module include the housing, or just the bulb?
It includes both together as one assembly. If you only need the bulb because your existing housing is undamaged, a bare version may be listed separately for this reference.
Is there anything to do on the projector once the new lamp is in?
Some projectors track lamp hours and will prompt for this to be cleared from the menu after a change. Check your projector's manual for the exact menu path, since this varies by model.
What picture changes point to a worn 114-786 in an E-Vision 4500?
Dimming brightness, a shift in colour balance, or a lamp warning shown by the projector are the usual signs. Once any of these appear, replacing the module restores normal picture quality.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which E-Vision 4500 models does this fit?
It covers the E-Vision 4500 1080P, E-Vision 4500 WUXGA and E-Vision 4500 XGA. These three share the same lamp module, so one part number serves all of them.
Why does this lamp appear under more than one code?
The same physical lamp is sold under 114-786, Perception 114-786, Projection 114-786, 115-130 and Projection 115-130. Different catalogues and eras of paperwork have used different prefixes for the identical part.
Does this module include the housing, or just the bulb?
It includes both together as one assembly. If you only need the bulb because your existing housing is undamaged, a bare version may be listed separately for this reference.
Is there anything to do on the projector once the new lamp is in?
Some projectors track lamp hours and will prompt for this to be cleared from the menu after a change. Check your projector's manual for the exact menu path, since this varies by model.
What picture changes point to a worn 114-786 in an E-Vision 4500?
Dimming brightness, a shift in colour balance, or a lamp warning shown by the projector are the usual signs. Once any of these appear, replacing the module restores normal picture quality.
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.
