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33L3456 120W bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Boxlight · IBM · Infocus · Lenovo · Toshiba.
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Micro-portable projectors from five different brands share this one lamp: IBM's IL1210, iLM300 and MICRO PORT, Boxlight's XD-10m, Infocus's LP130, Lenovo's Micro Portable Data projector, and Toshiba's TDP-P4 and TDP-P4J. All take the same 120-watt, 2000-hour bulb, sold here without a housing under the code 33L3456.
This lamp is also referenced as SP-LAMP-LP1, XD10M-930 and TLPLP4 depending on which brand's manual or parts label you are reading, but all four codes describe the identical bulb. As a bare bulb, fitting it assumes your existing housing and reflector, whichever branded unit you own, are still intact and free of cracks.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08558
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why do IBM, Boxlight, Infocus, Lenovo and Toshiba all use this same lamp?
These brands sold closely related versions of the same micro-portable projector, so despite the different names on the case, the internal lamp, 33L3456, is identical across the IL1210, XD-10m, LP130, Micro Portable Data unit and TDP-P4.
What do SP-LAMP-LP1, XD10M-930 and TLPLP4 mean?
These are alternative part codes used by different brands for the same 33L3456 lamp: SP-LAMP-LP1 and XD10M-930 are associated with Infocus and Boxlight documentation, and TLPLP4 with Toshiba's. All four point to the identical bulb.
Is this the bare bulb or does it include a housing?
This listing is the bare bulb only, at 120 watts and a 2000-hour rated life. A separate lamp with module version, which includes a new housing, is also available under the same 33L3456 code.
Which IBM model does this lamp fit?
It fits the IBM IL1210, the iLM300 Micro Portable and the model listed simply as IBM MICRO PORT, which are all names IBM used for the same compact projector over time.
Is the 33L3456 more delicate than an ordinary bulb?
Yes; these small, high-output bulbs are more fragile than standard household bulbs. Let the projector cool completely, avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, and support the lamp by its base when inserting it.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do IBM, Boxlight, Infocus, Lenovo and Toshiba all use this same lamp?
These brands sold closely related versions of the same micro-portable projector, so despite the different names on the case, the internal lamp, 33L3456, is identical across the IL1210, XD-10m, LP130, Micro Portable Data unit and TDP-P4.
What do SP-LAMP-LP1, XD10M-930 and TLPLP4 mean?
These are alternative part codes used by different brands for the same 33L3456 lamp: SP-LAMP-LP1 and XD10M-930 are associated with Infocus and Boxlight documentation, and TLPLP4 with Toshiba's. All four point to the identical bulb.
Is this the bare bulb or does it include a housing?
This listing is the bare bulb only, at 120 watts and a 2000-hour rated life. A separate lamp with module version, which includes a new housing, is also available under the same 33L3456 code.
Which IBM model does this lamp fit?
It fits the IBM IL1210, the iLM300 Micro Portable and the model listed simply as IBM MICRO PORT, which are all names IBM used for the same compact projector over time.
Is the 33L3456 more delicate than an ordinary bulb?
Yes; these small, high-output bulbs are more fragile than standard household bulbs. Let the projector cool completely, avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, and support the lamp by its base when inserting it.
Other Boxlight 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.
