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310-3836 projector lamp module
Fits 1 projector model from Dell.
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310-3836 is the lamp module for the Dell 2100MP, a 150-watt bulb supplied already fitted into its housing. As this projector takes only one lamp part, there's no risk of choosing between multiple codes or variants for this model. It carries a rated life of 2000 hours.
We list this lamp by its single part number, 310-3836, since no alternative codes are recorded for it. Being the module version, the bulb and housing arrive as one piece, so fitting means swapping the whole assembly rather than transferring a bulb between housings.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10760
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why doesn't Dell's 310-3836 carry the usual cluster of alternative codes?
Unlike some Dell lamps that carry two or three alternative codes, 310-3836 doesn't have any recorded alternatives, so we list it by this single number. It's still the correct and complete part for the 2100MP.
Does the Dell 2100MP take a bare bulb version of this lamp?
Not as a separate listing here - this module, with the bulb and housing combined into one unit, is the only version currently available for the Dell 2100MP projector.
How often does the 2100MP typically need a new lamp?
That depends entirely on how many hours the projector is used, since the 150-watt bulb is rated to 2000 hours of run-time. Heavy daily use will reach that point sooner than occasional use.
What should I check before ordering to make sure it's right for my projector?
Confirm your projector is the Dell 2100MP, since this module is built specifically for that model and won't be listed as fitting others. The model name is usually printed on the unit's casing or underside.
Is it normal for the lamp to make a popping sound at the end of its life?
Yes, a lamp reaching the end of its rated life can fail abruptly with a popping sound or a flash, rather than fading out gradually. This isn't a fault with the projector itself, just how some lamps behave once they burn out.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why doesn't Dell's 310-3836 carry the usual cluster of alternative codes?
Unlike some Dell lamps that carry two or three alternative codes, 310-3836 doesn't have any recorded alternatives, so we list it by this single number. It's still the correct and complete part for the 2100MP.
Does the Dell 2100MP take a bare bulb version of this lamp?
Not as a separate listing here - this module, with the bulb and housing combined into one unit, is the only version currently available for the Dell 2100MP projector.
How often does the 2100MP typically need a new lamp?
That depends entirely on how many hours the projector is used, since the 150-watt bulb is rated to 2000 hours of run-time. Heavy daily use will reach that point sooner than occasional use.
What should I check before ordering to make sure it's right for my projector?
Confirm your projector is the Dell 2100MP, since this module is built specifically for that model and won't be listed as fitting others. The model name is usually printed on the unit's casing or underside.
Is it normal for the lamp to make a popping sound at the end of its life?
Yes, a lamp reaching the end of its rated life can fail abruptly with a popping sound or a flash, rather than fading out gradually. This isn't a fault with the projector itself, just how some lamps behave once they burn out.
Other Dell 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.
