GENUINE OEM INSIDE23040020 projector lamp with module for Jector projectors
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23040020 projector lamp with module

Fits 4 projector models from Jector.

SKU LA-11263 · MPN 23040020

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Four Jector models share the code 23040020: the JP825, JP825X, JP830X SP and JP840X. Rather than a lamp restricted to one machine, this module is recorded against the whole group, so if your projector is any of these four, the same complete lamp-and-housing unit is the correct order.

Because 23040020 spans four projector models, the part code matters more than the exact model name when you order. This is the module type, so the bulb is already mounted in its housing and the whole cage is replaced as one piece, which avoids any risk of misaligning a bare lamp during fitting.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-11263
  • Compatibility — 4 projector models

Common questions

Which Jector projectors take the 23040020 lamp?
This part fits four models: the JP825, JP825X, JP830X SP and JP840X. All four are recorded against the same code, so the module you receive will match any of them.

Why does JP830X SP need the same lamp as the JP825?
Jector built these models around a shared lamp platform, and our records show one code, 23040020, covering all four. If in doubt, match the printed code on your existing unit rather than relying on the model name alone.

Do I need to know which of the four models I own?
Not for ordering purposes. Since 23040020 is listed against all four, quoting the part code is enough. Knowing the exact model is still useful for your own records, but it will not change which lamp you need.

Is this the bare lamp or the module with housing?
This listing is the module version, meaning the bulb is already seated in a housing that replaces the whole cage in the projector. You are not handling a loose bulb during the swap.

What should I check before fitting a replacement lamp module?
Confirm the projector is powered off and unplugged, allow it to cool, then release the lamp door as your manual describes. Slide the old module out and the new one in the same orientation, and secure any retaining screws.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-11263
COMPATIBILITY4 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Which Jector projectors take the 23040020 lamp?

This part fits four models: the JP825, JP825X, JP830X SP and JP840X. All four are recorded against the same code, so the module you receive will match any of them.

Why does JP830X SP need the same lamp as the JP825?

Jector built these models around a shared lamp platform, and our records show one code, 23040020, covering all four. If in doubt, match the printed code on your existing unit rather than relying on the model name alone.

Do I need to know which of the four models I own?

Not for ordering purposes. Since 23040020 is listed against all four, quoting the part code is enough. Knowing the exact model is still useful for your own records, but it will not change which lamp you need.

Is this the bare lamp or the module with housing?

This listing is the module version, meaning the bulb is already seated in a housing that replaces the whole cage in the projector. You are not handling a loose bulb during the swap.

What should I check before fitting a replacement lamp module?

Confirm the projector is powered off and unplugged, allow it to cool, then release the lamp door as your manual describes. Slide the old module out and the new one in the same orientation, and secure any retaining screws.