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456-6136 projector lamp with module

Fits 6 projector models from Dukane.

SKU LA-08855 · MPN 456-6136

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456-6136 covers six Dukane projectors: the ImagePro 6135W, 6135WM, 6136 and 6136M, the ImagePro 9136, and the PowerLite G5910. It is supplied as a complete lamp with housing, so the bulb arrives already fitted inside its module and the whole assembly is replaced together rather than opened up for a bulb swap.

No wattage or lamp life figure is confirmed for 456-6136, so both are left off this listing rather than estimated. What can be confirmed is fit across all six models above and the single part code, 456-6136, which has no recorded alternatives to check against.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-08855
  • Compatibility — 6 projector models

Common questions

Does the PowerLite G5910 really share a lamp with the ImagePro range?
Yes, despite the different naming, the PowerLite G5910 uses the same 456-6136 module as Dukane's ImagePro 6135W, 6136 and 9136 projectors, so one listing covers all six models.

What is the difference between the 6135W and 6135WM?
Both take the identical 456-6136 lamp; the WM suffix denotes a variant of the same projector line rather than a different lamp requirement, so ordering by either model name is fine.

Why are no watts or hours shown for this lamp?
Those figures are not confirmed for 456-6136, so we have left them out rather than guess. The compatibility list and part number shown are accurate.

Is there a bare bulb version of 456-6136 available?
This particular listing is for the lamp with module only; no bare-bulb version is recorded for this part number, so the complete housing and bulb are supplied together every time.

How do I fit the new module safely?
Unplug the projector and let it cool, then open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual, release the retaining screw or latch, and lift the module out by its frame rather than the bulb end.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-08855
COMPATIBILITY6 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Does the PowerLite G5910 really share a lamp with the ImagePro range?

Yes, despite the different naming, the PowerLite G5910 uses the same 456-6136 module as Dukane's ImagePro 6135W, 6136 and 9136 projectors, so one listing covers all six models.

What is the difference between the 6135W and 6135WM?

Both take the identical 456-6136 lamp; the WM suffix denotes a variant of the same projector line rather than a different lamp requirement, so ordering by either model name is fine.

Why are no watts or hours shown for this lamp?

Those figures are not confirmed for 456-6136, so we have left them out rather than guess. The compatibility list and part number shown are accurate.

Is there a bare bulb version of 456-6136 available?

This particular listing is for the lamp with module only; no bare-bulb version is recorded for this part number, so the complete housing and bulb are supplied together every time.

How do I fit the new module safely?

Unplug the projector and let it cool, then open the lamp compartment as shown in your manual, release the retaining screw or latch, and lift the module out by its frame rather than the bulb end.