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456-8100 projector lamp with module

Fits 2 projector models from Dukane.

SKU LA-08864 · MPN 456-8100 · 220 W · 2,000 h

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Part number 456-8100 is a complete lamp and housing assembly built for the Dukane ImagePro 8100 and ImagePro 8102. Rated at 220 watts with a 2000 hour life, it replaces the whole module rather than just the bulb, so the new unit drops straight into the existing lamp bay without any transfer of parts between housings.

Because this is a module rather than a bare bulb, there is nothing to swap between housings before fitting. We list it under 456-8100, the code printed on the original unit, so checking that reference against your old lamp is the simplest way to confirm you are ordering the correct replacement for either the 8100 or the 8102.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 220 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-08864
  • Compatibility — 2 projector models

Common questions

Which Dukane projectors take the 456-8100 lamp?
The 456-8100 is built for the Dukane ImagePro 8100 and ImagePro 8102. Both projectors share the same lamp bay and accept this module without modification, so either model can use the same replacement.

Does the 456-8100 come with its own housing?
Yes. This is a lamp with module, meaning the bulb is already fitted inside a housing cage. You remove the old assembly complete and fit this one in its place, rather than transferring a bare bulb between cages.

How does economy mode affect the 456-8100's 2000-hour rating?
The 456-8100 is rated at 2000 hours at full brightness. Running the projector in an economy or low-brightness mode, where the setting is available, can extend the practical time before the image starts to dim.

Can I tell from the old lamp whether 456-8100 is correct?
Check the code printed on the housing or sticker of the lamp currently fitted. If it reads 456-8100, or your projector is listed as an ImagePro 8100 or 8102, this replacement is the correct one.

Is it safe to handle a used projector lamp?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, since the housing and surrounding area stay hot after use. Handle the new module by its frame rather than the bulb itself, and avoid touching the glass with bare skin.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE220 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-08864
COMPATIBILITY2 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Which Dukane projectors take the 456-8100 lamp?

The 456-8100 is built for the Dukane ImagePro 8100 and ImagePro 8102. Both projectors share the same lamp bay and accept this module without modification, so either model can use the same replacement.

Does the 456-8100 come with its own housing?

Yes. This is a lamp with module, meaning the bulb is already fitted inside a housing cage. You remove the old assembly complete and fit this one in its place, rather than transferring a bare bulb between cages.

How does economy mode affect the 456-8100's 2000-hour rating?

The 456-8100 is rated at 2000 hours at full brightness. Running the projector in an economy or low-brightness mode, where the setting is available, can extend the practical time before the image starts to dim.

Can I tell from the old lamp whether 456-8100 is correct?

Check the code printed on the housing or sticker of the lamp currently fitted. If it reads 456-8100, or your projector is listed as an ImagePro 8100 or 8102, this replacement is the correct one.

Is it safe to handle a used projector lamp?

Let the projector cool fully before opening the lamp compartment, since the housing and surrounding area stay hot after use. Handle the new module by its frame rather than the bulb itself, and avoid touching the glass with bare skin.