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3110V00139A projector lamp with housing

Fits 19 projector models from Geha · LG · Zenith.

SKU LA-09115 · MPN 3110V00139A

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3110V00139A is a complete lamp and housing module shared across nineteen projectors from three brands: LG and Zenith's W-series rear-projection televisions, plus the Geha compact 101. The wide brand spread reflects how these sets were rebadged for different markets rather than being genuinely different designs underneath.

We also list this lamp under 3110V00139B, 6912V00006A and 6912V00006C, which are alternative codes LG assigned to the same module over its production run; any of the four will match your projector if the model number checks out. No photo is held for this listing, so the image shown is generic rather than the specific unit. Shipping is free worldwide.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-09115
  • Compatibility — 19 projector models

Common questions

Why are there four different part numbers for what is meant to be the same lamp?
3110V00139A, 3110V00139B, 6912V00006A and 6912V00006C are codes LG used for this module at different points in production or for different regional stock. We treat them as interchangeable for fitment purposes since they cover the same projector list.

How does a German brand like Geha end up sharing a lamp with LG and Zenith?
The Geha compact 101 was built on the same underlying chassis as several LG and Zenith rear-projection models, a common arrangement where one manufacturer's engine is sold under multiple regional brand names. The lamp module is identical across all of them.

Why is the product photo generic rather than a picture of this exact lamp?
We don't hold a photograph of this specific module, so a representative image is used instead. The fitment details, brand list and alternative part numbers are accurate to this listing regardless of the photo.

Does this module include the housing, or do I need to transfer the bulb myself?
It includes the housing. The bulb, cage and housing arrive as one assembly, so there is no bulb transfer required; you remove the old module and fit the new one in its place.

My projector isn't listed under LG, Zenith or Geha by name, how do I know if this fits?
Check the exact model number against the full compatibility list for this lamp rather than the brand alone, since all nineteen covered projectors are listed individually below. If your model doesn't appear there, this module is unlikely to be correct.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-09115
COMPATIBILITY19 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Why are there four different part numbers for what is meant to be the same lamp?

3110V00139A, 3110V00139B, 6912V00006A and 6912V00006C are codes LG used for this module at different points in production or for different regional stock. We treat them as interchangeable for fitment purposes since they cover the same projector list.

How does a German brand like Geha end up sharing a lamp with LG and Zenith?

The Geha compact 101 was built on the same underlying chassis as several LG and Zenith rear-projection models, a common arrangement where one manufacturer's engine is sold under multiple regional brand names. The lamp module is identical across all of them.

Why is the product photo generic rather than a picture of this exact lamp?

We don't hold a photograph of this specific module, so a representative image is used instead. The fitment details, brand list and alternative part numbers are accurate to this listing regardless of the photo.

Does this module include the housing, or do I need to transfer the bulb myself?

It includes the housing. The bulb, cage and housing arrive as one assembly, so there is no bulb transfer required; you remove the old module and fit the new one in its place.

My projector isn't listed under LG, Zenith or Geha by name, how do I know if this fits?

Check the exact model number against the full compatibility list for this lamp rather than the brand alone, since all nineteen covered projectors are listed individually below. If your model doesn't appear there, this module is unlikely to be correct.