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456-8935 bare projector lamp

Fits 12 projector models from 3M · Dukane · Hitachi · Infocus · Liesegang · Proxima · Viewsonic.

SKU LA-07824 · MPN 456-8935 · 310 W · 2,000 h

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At 310 watts, 456-8935 is one of the higher-output bare lamps in this range, rated for 2,000 hours. It fits the Hitachi CP-X1200 family, 3M's X70, Dukane's Image Pro 8935, Infocus's C440, DP-8400X and LP840, Proxima's DP-8400X, Liesegang's dv540 and the Viewsonic PJ1165.

Alternative codes for this same bulb include DT00591, PRJ-RLC-011, SP-LAMP-015 and 78-6969-9718-4, spanning the different brands that resell it. Notice that both Infocus and Proxima list a DP-8400X model, which share this lamp despite the two brand names, so double-check yours is on this list before buying.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 310 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-07824
  • Compatibility — 12 projector models

Common questions

Why do Infocus and Proxima both list a DP-8400X?
These two brands sold what appears to be the same projector design under their own names, and both share the 456-8935 lamp as a result. It is a common pattern in this era of business projector.

What is SP-LAMP-015?
SP-LAMP-015 is an alternative code for the identical 456-8935 bare lamp, used in some Infocus and Proxima documentation. It describes the same bulb as DT00591 and PRJ-RLC-011.

Is this lamp supplied with a housing?
No, this is a bare bulb, sold without a housing or cage. It is intended to be fitted inside the housing already built into your Hitachi, 3M, Dukane, Infocus, Liesegang, Proxima or Viewsonic projector.

How long should a 310-watt lamp like this last?
It carries a 2,000-hour rating at its full 310-watt output. Because it runs hotter than many lower-wattage lamps, keeping the projector's vents clear of dust can help it reach that expected life.

What is the safest way to remove the old bulb?
Switch off and unplug the projector and let it cool for at least thirty minutes, since a 310-watt lamp holds significant heat after use. Then handle the old bulb by its base rather than the glass.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE310 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-07824
COMPATIBILITY12 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Why do Infocus and Proxima both list a DP-8400X?

These two brands sold what appears to be the same projector design under their own names, and both share the 456-8935 lamp as a result. It is a common pattern in this era of business projector.

What is SP-LAMP-015?

SP-LAMP-015 is an alternative code for the identical 456-8935 bare lamp, used in some Infocus and Proxima documentation. It describes the same bulb as DT00591 and PRJ-RLC-011.

Is this lamp supplied with a housing?

No, this is a bare bulb, sold without a housing or cage. It is intended to be fitted inside the housing already built into your Hitachi, 3M, Dukane, Infocus, Liesegang, Proxima or Viewsonic projector.

How long should a 310-watt lamp like this last?

It carries a 2,000-hour rating at its full 310-watt output. Because it runs hotter than many lower-wattage lamps, keeping the projector's vents clear of dust can help it reach that expected life.

What is the safest way to remove the old bulb?

Switch off and unplug the projector and let it cool for at least thirty minutes, since a 310-watt lamp holds significant heat after use. Then handle the old bulb by its base rather than the glass.