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2400MP projector lamp module
Fits 3 projector models from Premier.
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For the Premier PD-X701 projector, 2400MP is the lamp module listed here, also known as 310-7578 or 725-10089 depending on the record. It's supplied with a 260-watt bulb already fitted into its housing, so the complete assembly is replaced as one unit. Rated lamp life is 2000 hours.
GF538 is a further code recorded for this same lamp, alongside 310-7578 and 725-10089. Because Premier's PD-X701 only takes this one module, there's little chance of ordering the wrong part as long as the projector model matches - always worth confirming before you order.
At a glance
- Wattage — 260 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08737
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Is GF538 a Premier code or a different brand's reference?
It's recorded alongside 310-7578 and 725-10089 as an alternative number for this same Premier lamp, not a separate manufacturer's part. All four codes point to the identical 2400MP module.
Does the PD-X701 take any other lamp besides this one?
Not as far as our records show - this module is the listed lamp for the Premier PD-X701, with no separate bare-bulb version recorded for it.
Why do three different codes all refer to one lamp?
Manufacturers and resellers sometimes record the same part under more than one reference over time, and 2400MP, 310-7578 and 725-10089 are three such codes for this identical module.
How do I fit this module into the PD-X701's lamp bay?
Access is usually through a panel on the top of the projector, secured by one or two screws. The module then slides along guide rails into the bay - avoid forcing it if resistance is felt, as this usually means it isn't aligned correctly.
Is 260 watts a typical output for a Premier projector lamp?
It sits in the mid-range for projector lamps generally, reflecting the brightness the PD-X701 is designed to produce. Other Premier models may use higher or lower wattage bulbs depending on their intended use.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Is GF538 a Premier code or a different brand's reference?
It's recorded alongside 310-7578 and 725-10089 as an alternative number for this same Premier lamp, not a separate manufacturer's part. All four codes point to the identical 2400MP module.
Does the PD-X701 take any other lamp besides this one?
Not as far as our records show - this module is the listed lamp for the Premier PD-X701, with no separate bare-bulb version recorded for it.
Why do three different codes all refer to one lamp?
Manufacturers and resellers sometimes record the same part under more than one reference over time, and 2400MP, 310-7578 and 725-10089 are three such codes for this identical module.
How do I fit this module into the PD-X701's lamp bay?
Access is usually through a panel on the top of the projector, secured by one or two screws. The module then slides along guide rails into the bay - avoid forcing it if resistance is felt, as this usually means it isn't aligned correctly.
Is 260 watts a typical output for a Premier projector lamp?
It sits in the mid-range for projector lamps generally, reflecting the brightness the PD-X701 is designed to produce. Other Premier models may use higher or lower wattage bulbs depending on their intended use.
Other Premier 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.
