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456-8755E projector lamp with module
Fits 14 projector models from 3M · Dukane · Hitachi.
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456-8755E is a complete projector lamp and housing module, running at 200 watts with a 2,000-hour rating. It fits the 3M X71C, the Dukane ImagePro 8755E, and a dozen Hitachi models including the CP-HX2075A, CP-HX3180 and ED-X15, so check your exact model before buying.
This part is also catalogued as DT00757, an identical lamp and module sold under a different code. Buying the module version means the housing, reflector and cage arrive assembled and ready to drop into place, which suits anyone who would rather not handle the old lamp's components directly.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-07827
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Which Hitachi models use the 456-8755E lamp?
It covers the Hitachi CP-HX2075A, CP-HX2090, CP-HX3180, CP-HX3188, CP-HX3280, CP-X251, CP-X256, ED-X10, ED-X1092, ED-X12, ED-X15 and HCP-50X. If your Hitachi model is not on this list, it will need a different lamp.
What is the difference between DT00757 and 456-8755E?
Nothing functional. They are the same lamp and module listed under two different part codes, one used by Hitachi and one by Dukane. Either code will get you the correct part for your projector.
Do I need any tools to fit this lamp module?
Most Hitachi and Dukane projectors use a lamp door secured with one or two captive screws, so a small screwdriver is usually all that is needed. Always switch off and unplug the projector and let it cool before opening the lamp compartment.
How do I know I am ordering the right lamp for my projector?
Match the exact model printed on your projector's badge or menu against the compatibility list, for example Hitachi CP-HX3180 or 3M X71C. Ordering by projector model rather than guessing from appearance is the most reliable way to get the correct part.
Is this lamp handled safely once removed from the projector?
Treat a used lamp as fragile and let it cool fully before touching it, since projector bulbs run hot and can be under pressure. Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers when handling the new one, as oils can shorten its life.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which Hitachi models use the 456-8755E lamp?
It covers the Hitachi CP-HX2075A, CP-HX2090, CP-HX3180, CP-HX3188, CP-HX3280, CP-X251, CP-X256, ED-X10, ED-X1092, ED-X12, ED-X15 and HCP-50X. If your Hitachi model is not on this list, it will need a different lamp.
What is the difference between DT00757 and 456-8755E?
Nothing functional. They are the same lamp and module listed under two different part codes, one used by Hitachi and one by Dukane. Either code will get you the correct part for your projector.
Do I need any tools to fit this lamp module?
Most Hitachi and Dukane projectors use a lamp door secured with one or two captive screws, so a small screwdriver is usually all that is needed. Always switch off and unplug the projector and let it cool before opening the lamp compartment.
How do I know I am ordering the right lamp for my projector?
Match the exact model printed on your projector's badge or menu against the compatibility list, for example Hitachi CP-HX3180 or 3M X71C. Ordering by projector model rather than guessing from appearance is the most reliable way to get the correct part.
Is this lamp handled safely once removed from the projector?
Treat a used lamp as fragile and let it cool fully before touching it, since projector bulbs run hot and can be under pressure. Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers when handling the new one, as oils can shorten its life.
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.
