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456-215 bare projector lamp

Fits 2 projector models from Dukane.

SKU LA-08823 · MPN 456-215 · 150 W · 2,000 h

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Dukane's Image Pro 8049D and Image Pro 8062 both take the 456-215 bulb, a 150 watt lamp rated for 2000 hours. It is sold bare, meaning it is the burner alone rather than a housing assembly, so it is meant to go into the cage that is currently fitted inside your projector.

Ordering is straightforward here since Dukane only ever listed one code for this bulb, 456-215, with no alternative numbers to weigh up. The task is simply to lift the old burner from its cage and seat the new one the same way. Take a note of whether your unit reads 8049D or 8062 so you can tell us if anything looks unusual on arrival.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 150 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-08823
  • Compatibility — 2 projector models

Common questions

Is the 456-215 the same bulb across both Dukane models?
Yes, the Image Pro 8049D and the Image Pro 8062 share the same 150 watt lamp, so one part number, 456-215, serves either projector without needing to check for a separate variant.

Does this bulb include a housing?
No. This is a bare lamp, so it is the glass and base only. You keep your existing cage and connector and simply replace the burner sitting inside it.

How long is the rated life of the 456-215?
Dukane rates it at 2000 hours. That is a guide figure for typical use rather than a guarantee, since heat and run time both affect how long a bulb actually lasts.

Why is there only one part number listed for this lamp?
Some lamps simply were not issued under more than one code by the manufacturer. For the 456-215 we only list the single number, 456-215, because that is what covers this bulb.

What should I check before switching off the projector after fitting it?
Let the lamp complete a normal cool-down cycle through the projector's own fan rather than pulling the power directly, since a sudden cut can shorten the life of a fresh bulb.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE150 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-08823
COMPATIBILITY2 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Is the 456-215 the same bulb across both Dukane models?

Yes, the Image Pro 8049D and the Image Pro 8062 share the same 150 watt lamp, so one part number, 456-215, serves either projector without needing to check for a separate variant.

Does this bulb include a housing?

No. This is a bare lamp, so it is the glass and base only. You keep your existing cage and connector and simply replace the burner sitting inside it.

How long is the rated life of the 456-215?

Dukane rates it at 2000 hours. That is a guide figure for typical use rather than a guarantee, since heat and run time both affect how long a bulb actually lasts.

Why is there only one part number listed for this lamp?

Some lamps simply were not issued under more than one code by the manufacturer. For the 456-215 we only list the single number, 456-215, because that is what covers this bulb.

What should I check before switching off the projector after fitting it?

Let the lamp complete a normal cool-down cycle through the projector's own fan rather than pulling the power directly, since a sudden cut can shorten the life of a fresh bulb.