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1730050 bare projector lamp
Fits 20 projector models from Boxlight · Claxan · Dukane · Elux · Everest · Geha · Megapower · Sahara.
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Eight different brand names sit on top of one shared 250-watt lamp design rated for 2000 hours: Boxlight's compact 693+, MP-60e, MP-63e, Pro3000 and Pro4000, Everest's EX-3000 and EX-31000 series, Sahara's S3000 and S4000, Elux's LX300 and LX400, Geha's compact 693, Claxan's EX-31036 and EX-31530, and Dukane's Image Pro 8807 all take the bare bulb sold here as 1730050.
Boxlight's MP-60e is also referenced as MP60E-930, and the Megapower ML198 uses the alternative code ML198LM for this same bulb, so do not be put off if your supplier's listing uses a different code to 1730050, it is very likely the identical part. Being a bare lamp, it fits into the housing your projector already has.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08473
- Compatibility — 20 projector models
Common questions
Why does one bulb cover eight different brands?
This lamp was built into a shared projector platform that several smaller brands, including Boxlight, Everest, Sahara, Elux and Geha, bought in and sold under their own names, so they all take the same bulb.
Is ML198LM a different product?
No, ML198LM is Megapower's own code for this identical lamp, used in its ML198 projector, and it is the same bulb as 1730050, so either code will get you the correct part.
Does the Boxlight Pro4000 take the same lamp as the Pro3000?
Yes, both the Pro3000 and Pro4000 use this bulb, along with the compact 693+, MP-60e and MP-63e from the same brand, all built around the same 250-watt lamp platform.
What wattage does 1730050 run at?
250 watts, with a 2000-hour rating, reflecting the brighter output needed by the larger venue projectors in this shared platform, which spans eight different resold brand names.
Is a housing supplied with this lamp?
No, this is a bare bulb, so it is designed to fit inside the housing already built into your Boxlight, Everest, Sahara, Elux, Geha, Claxan or Dukane projector.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does one bulb cover eight different brands?
This lamp was built into a shared projector platform that several smaller brands, including Boxlight, Everest, Sahara, Elux and Geha, bought in and sold under their own names, so they all take the same bulb.
Is ML198LM a different product?
No, ML198LM is Megapower's own code for this identical lamp, used in its ML198 projector, and it is the same bulb as 1730050, so either code will get you the correct part.
Does the Boxlight Pro4000 take the same lamp as the Pro3000?
Yes, both the Pro3000 and Pro4000 use this bulb, along with the compact 693+, MP-60e and MP-63e from the same brand, all built around the same 250-watt lamp platform.
What wattage does 1730050 run at?
250 watts, with a 2000-hour rating, reflecting the brighter output needed by the larger venue projectors in this shared platform, which spans eight different resold brand names.
Is a housing supplied with this lamp?
No, this is a bare bulb, so it is designed to fit inside the housing already built into your Boxlight, Everest, Sahara, Elux, Geha, Claxan or Dukane projector.
Other Boxlight 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.




