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456-8759 bare projector lamp
Fits 15 projector models from Ask · Dukane · Infocus · Proxima.
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This 200 watt, 2000 hour bulb is the bare replacement for the 456-8759 lamp, also listed under SP-LAMP-019. It fits a wide spread of models built on the same platform: Ask's C170, C175 and C185, the Dukane Image Pro 8759, Proxima's C175, and ten Infocus units including the IN32, IN34, W340, W360 and both Work Big variants.
Because no housing is included, you will need to reuse the cage from your current lamp when fitting this bulb. The part appears under two codes, 456-8759 and SP-LAMP-019, so check either against the number on your old lamp before ordering. As no photo exists for this listing, appearance may vary slightly from the housing you remove.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08106
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
Does the 456-8759 code cover every projector listed here?
Yes. Ask, Dukane, Infocus and Proxima each specified this same bulb for the models shown above, even though the housings around it differ by brand. The bulb itself is common across all fifteen projectors.
Why is SP-LAMP-019 shown alongside 456-8759?
Some of the Infocus and Proxima units in this range carry SP-LAMP-019 on their own casing rather than 456-8759. Both codes point to the same lamp, so either reference confirms you are looking at the right part.
What comes with this listing?
This is the bare bulb only, without a housing or cage. You will transfer your existing cage across when you fit it, which keeps the cost down compared with a full module.
There is no photo of this exact lamp shown here, why is that?
A generic image is used for this listing rather than a photo of the specific bulb. The specification and part numbers above are accurate regardless of the picture shown.
My projector is an Infocus Work Big model, is this still the right lamp?
Both Work Big IN32 and Work Big IN34 use this exact bulb, so yes, provided the code on your current lamp matches 456-8759 or SP-LAMP-019.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the 456-8759 code cover every projector listed here?
Yes. Ask, Dukane, Infocus and Proxima each specified this same bulb for the models shown above, even though the housings around it differ by brand. The bulb itself is common across all fifteen projectors.
Why is SP-LAMP-019 shown alongside 456-8759?
Some of the Infocus and Proxima units in this range carry SP-LAMP-019 on their own casing rather than 456-8759. Both codes point to the same lamp, so either reference confirms you are looking at the right part.
What comes with this listing?
This is the bare bulb only, without a housing or cage. You will transfer your existing cage across when you fit it, which keeps the cost down compared with a full module.
There is no photo of this exact lamp shown here, why is that?
A generic image is used for this listing rather than a photo of the specific bulb. The specification and part numbers above are accurate regardless of the picture shown.
My projector is an Infocus Work Big model, is this still the right lamp?
Both Work Big IN32 and Work Big IN34 use this exact bulb, so yes, provided the code on your current lamp matches 456-8759 or SP-LAMP-019.
Other Ask 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.
