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456-227 projector lamp with module
Fits 33 projector models from 3M · Boxlight · Dukane · Hitachi · Liesegang · Ricoh · Viewsonic.
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456-227 arrives as a complete module, pairing a 200W bulb with its own housing for fitment into the 3M MP8649, MP8748 and MP8749, the Boxlight CP-635i, Dukane's Image Pro 8052 and 8801, a broad Hitachi CP-S and CP-X range, two Liesegang dv models, three Ricoh SRP units and four Viewsonic PJ750 and PJ751 projectors. It is rated for 2000 hours of use.
The same lamp is also sold bare as part 78-6969-9464-5, and appears under the codes DT00431, PRJ-RLC-001, RLC-001 and the ZU0286044010 formats, so check your old lamp's markings against all of these. Because this is the module version, the housing arrives already fitted, unlike the bare equivalent, so confirm which type your projector originally used before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-07780
- Compatibility — 33 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between 456-227 and 78-6969-9464-5?
They are the same lamp sold in two forms: 456-227 is the module, with bulb and housing together, while 78-6969-9464-5 is the bare bulb version for projectors that only need the glass replaced.
Does this lamp fit the Hitachi CP-X385W?
Yes, along with the CP-X380, CP-X380SJ, CP-X380W, CP-X385 and CP-X385SJ, plus the Hitachi CP-S370, CP-S370W, CP-S380W and CP-S385W, and compatible 3M, Boxlight, Dukane, Liesegang, Ricoh and Viewsonic models.
How do I reset the lamp timer after fitting this lamp?
The reset option is usually found in the projector's on-screen menu under a lamp or maintenance setting. The exact steps vary between 3M, Boxlight, Dukane, Hitachi, Liesegang, Ricoh and Viewsonic models, so check your manual.
What other part numbers match this lamp?
78-6969-9464-5 (the bare version), DT00431, PRJ-RLC-001, RLC-001 and ZU0286044010 all refer to the same lamp as 456-227. Any of these on your old unit confirm this is the correct part.
Is this lamp rated for a specific wattage and life?
Yes, part 456-227 is rated at 200W for 2000 hours. These figures apply to the module version and match the specification for the equivalent bare lamp, 78-6969-9464-5.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between 456-227 and 78-6969-9464-5?
They are the same lamp sold in two forms: 456-227 is the module, with bulb and housing together, while 78-6969-9464-5 is the bare bulb version for projectors that only need the glass replaced.
Does this lamp fit the Hitachi CP-X385W?
Yes, along with the CP-X380, CP-X380SJ, CP-X380W, CP-X385 and CP-X385SJ, plus the Hitachi CP-S370, CP-S370W, CP-S380W and CP-S385W, and compatible 3M, Boxlight, Dukane, Liesegang, Ricoh and Viewsonic models.
How do I reset the lamp timer after fitting this lamp?
The reset option is usually found in the projector's on-screen menu under a lamp or maintenance setting. The exact steps vary between 3M, Boxlight, Dukane, Hitachi, Liesegang, Ricoh and Viewsonic models, so check your manual.
What other part numbers match this lamp?
78-6969-9464-5 (the bare version), DT00431, PRJ-RLC-001, RLC-001 and ZU0286044010 all refer to the same lamp as 456-227. Any of these on your old unit confirm this is the correct part.
Is this lamp rated for a specific wattage and life?
Yes, part 456-227 is rated at 200W for 2000 hours. These figures apply to the module version and match the specification for the equivalent bare lamp, 78-6969-9464-5.
Other 3M 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.
