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21126 bare projector lamp
Fits 12 projector models from A+K · Ask · Geha · Projector · Proxima.
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Few lamps span as many Infocus-era rebrands as 21126, which fits the Ask C80, C90 and C100, the Proxima DP-5150, DP-6100 and DP-6150, the Geha compact 110, 210 and 211, the A+K AstroBeam X210 and the Projector Europe Traveler 747 and 757. It is rated at 150 watts and 2,000 hours, supplied as a bare bulb only.
This lamp also carries the code LAMP-026, and Projector Europe lists both numbers with an added 'Europe' prefix in its own documentation. Because it ships without a housing, it is intended for projectors whose existing cage is still in working order — check yours before ordering, since a damaged housing needs a module listing instead.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-07848
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
What is LAMP-026?
LAMP-026 is an alternative code for the same 21126 lamp, used in some documentation and older order records. Either number on your old bulb confirms this is the correct replacement part.
Why do some codes have a 'Europe' prefix?
Projector Europe distributed this lamp under its own catalogue naming, prefixing the base codes 21126 and LAMP-026 with 'Europe' in its documentation. The underlying lamp is identical regardless of which version of the code you find.
Does 21126 fit the Ask C90?
Yes, the Ask C90 is listed as compatible, along with the C80 and C100 from the same range. All three Ask models share this lamp requirement.
What should I check before ordering a bare lamp like this one?
Open your projector's lamp compartment and check that the existing housing is free of cracks, scorch marks or broken clips, since a bare bulb relies on that housing being sound. If it looks damaged, a module version would be the safer choice.
How do I handle this lamp safely during installation?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp bay, and lift the bulb by its base or housing edge rather than the glass. Avoid dropping it, as projector lamps can be under internal pressure even when unused.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is LAMP-026?
LAMP-026 is an alternative code for the same 21126 lamp, used in some documentation and older order records. Either number on your old bulb confirms this is the correct replacement part.
Why do some codes have a 'Europe' prefix?
Projector Europe distributed this lamp under its own catalogue naming, prefixing the base codes 21126 and LAMP-026 with 'Europe' in its documentation. The underlying lamp is identical regardless of which version of the code you find.
Does 21126 fit the Ask C90?
Yes, the Ask C90 is listed as compatible, along with the C80 and C100 from the same range. All three Ask models share this lamp requirement.
What should I check before ordering a bare lamp like this one?
Open your projector's lamp compartment and check that the existing housing is free of cracks, scorch marks or broken clips, since a bare bulb relies on that housing being sound. If it looks damaged, a module version would be the safer choice.
How do I handle this lamp safely during installation?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp bay, and lift the bulb by its base or housing edge rather than the glass. Avoid dropping it, as projector lamps can be under internal pressure even when unused.
Other A+K 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.
