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151-1033-00 bare projector lamp

Fits 18 projector models from Runco · Vidikron.

SKU LA-10101 · MPN 151-1033-00

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151-1033-00 is the bare-bulb version of the lamp fitted across Runco's VX-2 family and Vidikron's Model 90 and Model 100 ranges, including their Cinewide-configured variants. Where the module listing bundles a full housing, this one is the bulb alone, for projectors whose existing housing doesn't need replacing.

You'll also see this lamp catalogued as VIPA-000150 or RUPA-006100; all three numbers cover the same eighteen model variants across Runco and Vidikron. Given the number of closely related VX-2 and Model 90/100 suffixes on this list, check your projector's full model code before ordering rather than matching on the base name. Shipping is free worldwide.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-10101
  • Compatibility — 18 projector models

Common questions

What's the difference between ordering 151-1033-00 and VIPA-000150?
They're the same physical bulb; 151-1033-00 is one of three part numbers we use for it, alongside VIPA-000150 and RUPA-006100. This particular listing is the bare-bulb version rather than the full module.

Should I choose the bare bulb or the module for a Runco VX-2ix?
That depends on the condition of your existing housing. If it's undamaged, the bare bulb is usually the simpler and cheaper option; if the housing or socket has failed, the module version replaces the whole assembly.

Do the Cinewide-configured models need a different lamp to the standard ones?
No, the Cinewide variants of the VX-2 and Model 90/100 ranges use the same 151-1033-00 bulb as their standard counterparts; Cinewide refers to the projector's lens and screen configuration, not the lamp.

How many projector models actually share this one bare bulb?
Eighteen individual model listings across Runco's whole VX-2 range and Vidikron's Model 90 and Model 100 ranges all take this exact same bare bulb fitment.

What precautions matter most when fitting a bare bulb into an older cinema projector's housing?
Make sure the housing and socket are free of dust or corrosion before seating the new bulb, and avoid touching the glass with bare hands throughout. On older units it's also worth checking the housing's retaining clips still hold firmly.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-10101
COMPATIBILITY18 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

What's the difference between ordering 151-1033-00 and VIPA-000150?

They're the same physical bulb; 151-1033-00 is one of three part numbers we use for it, alongside VIPA-000150 and RUPA-006100. This particular listing is the bare-bulb version rather than the full module.

Should I choose the bare bulb or the module for a Runco VX-2ix?

That depends on the condition of your existing housing. If it's undamaged, the bare bulb is usually the simpler and cheaper option; if the housing or socket has failed, the module version replaces the whole assembly.

Do the Cinewide-configured models need a different lamp to the standard ones?

No, the Cinewide variants of the VX-2 and Model 90/100 ranges use the same 151-1033-00 bulb as their standard counterparts; Cinewide refers to the projector's lens and screen configuration, not the lamp.

How many projector models actually share this one bare bulb?

Eighteen individual model listings across Runco's whole VX-2 range and Vidikron's Model 90 and Model 100 ranges all take this exact same bare bulb fitment.

What precautions matter most when fitting a bare bulb into an older cinema projector's housing?

Make sure the housing and socket are free of dust or corrosion before seating the new bulb, and avoid touching the glass with bare hands throughout. On older units it's also worth checking the housing's retaining clips still hold firmly.