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308991 projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Ricoh.
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Spanning seven Ricoh models from the 512511 through to the PJ X4240N, the 308991 module combines lamp and housing in one assembly rated at 250 watts and 3500 hours, fitting directly in place of the original module without any bulb transfer needed.
This lamp is also referenced as Lamp Type 9 on some Ricoh documentation, describing the identical 308991 part. With seven compatible projectors sharing one lamp code, it is worth double-checking your exact model against the list above rather than assuming any WX3340 or X4240 variant is automatically covered.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10048
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
How many Ricoh projectors use the 308991 lamp?
This module is listed against seven models: the 512511, PJ WX3340, PJ WX3340N, PJ WX4240N, PJ X3340, PJ X3340N and PJ X4240N. Confirm your exact model designation before ordering, since similarly named variants can use different lamps.
What does Lamp Type 9 mean?
Lamp Type 9 is an alternative name for the 308991 module used in some Ricoh manuals and menus. It describes the same part as this listing, so either reference should lead you to the correct lamp.
Why does one lamp fit so many different projector models?
Ricoh reuses the same lamp assembly across several projectors in a related product line where the optical engine and lamp housing are shared, which is why the 308991 module covers seven separate model numbers.
Is a bare bulb version of the 308991 available?
This particular listing is the complete module with its own housing. If a bare-bulb equivalent exists for your model, it would be listed separately, so check our catalogue by your exact projector name if you want that option.
How do I check the lamp hours left on my projector?
Most of these Ricoh models show remaining or used lamp hours somewhere in the on-screen setup or status menu. Refer to your projector's manual for the exact menu path, as it varies slightly between the seven compatible models.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How many Ricoh projectors use the 308991 lamp?
This module is listed against seven models: the 512511, PJ WX3340, PJ WX3340N, PJ WX4240N, PJ X3340, PJ X3340N and PJ X4240N. Confirm your exact model designation before ordering, since similarly named variants can use different lamps.
What does Lamp Type 9 mean?
Lamp Type 9 is an alternative name for the 308991 module used in some Ricoh manuals and menus. It describes the same part as this listing, so either reference should lead you to the correct lamp.
Why does one lamp fit so many different projector models?
Ricoh reuses the same lamp assembly across several projectors in a related product line where the optical engine and lamp housing are shared, which is why the 308991 module covers seven separate model numbers.
Is a bare bulb version of the 308991 available?
This particular listing is the complete module with its own housing. If a bare-bulb equivalent exists for your model, it would be listed separately, so check our catalogue by your exact projector name if you want that option.
How do I check the lamp hours left on my projector?
Most of these Ricoh models show remaining or used lamp hours somewhere in the on-screen setup or status menu. Refer to your projector's manual for the exact menu path, as it varies slightly between the seven compatible models.
Other Ricoh 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.
