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35.81R04G001 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Optoma · Saville.
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35.81R04G001 is a bare replacement bulb for the NPX3000, a large-venue projector sold under both the Optoma and Saville AV names. No wattage or rated life is published for this lamp, so buying decisions here come down to confirming your projector really is an NPX3000 rather than a similarly numbered sibling model.
Saville AV and Optoma have sold the NPX3000 as effectively the same projector under two brand names, which is why one lamp code covers both. As this is a bare bulb, it is designed to fit inside the housing already installed in your NPX3000 rather than arrive as a complete new module.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09808
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Is the Saville AV NPX3000 the same projector as the Optoma NPX3000?
For lamp purposes, yes — both use the identical 35.81R04G001 bulb, which suggests they share the same core hardware under different branding. Order this lamp regardless of which badge is on your projector.
Where has the 35.81R04G001's power figure gone?
We have not been able to confirm a published wattage for the 35.81R04G001, so no figure appears on this listing. Its fit against the NPX3000 is confirmed independently of that missing spec.
What does 'AV 35.81R04G001' mean as an alternative code?
It is the same part number with an 'AV' prefix, likely reflecting how Saville AV lists it in their own documentation. Either reference points to the identical bulb.
Is the NPX3000's cage part of this 35.81R04G001 order?
No, it is a bare bulb only. Your existing NPX3000 housing is reused, with just the bulb itself replaced inside it. Check the reflector for cracks or discolouration before fitting the new bulb.
How do I know my NPX3000 needs a new lamp?
Look out for a dimmer picture, a visible drop in brightness compared with when the projector was new, or a lamp warning indicator on the unit itself, which most large-venue projectors in this class include.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is the Saville AV NPX3000 the same projector as the Optoma NPX3000?
For lamp purposes, yes — both use the identical 35.81R04G001 bulb, which suggests they share the same core hardware under different branding. Order this lamp regardless of which badge is on your projector.
Where has the 35.81R04G001's power figure gone?
We have not been able to confirm a published wattage for the 35.81R04G001, so no figure appears on this listing. Its fit against the NPX3000 is confirmed independently of that missing spec.
What does 'AV 35.81R04G001' mean as an alternative code?
It is the same part number with an 'AV' prefix, likely reflecting how Saville AV lists it in their own documentation. Either reference points to the identical bulb.
Is the NPX3000's cage part of this 35.81R04G001 order?
No, it is a bare bulb only. Your existing NPX3000 housing is reused, with just the bulb itself replaced inside it. Check the reflector for cracks or discolouration before fitting the new bulb.
How do I know my NPX3000 needs a new lamp?
Look out for a dimmer picture, a visible drop in brightness compared with when the projector was new, or a lamp warning indicator on the unit itself, which most large-venue projectors in this class include.
Other Optoma 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.
