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4YNTF projector lamp module
Fits 3 projector models from Dell.
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Where a Dell 1210S, 1210S 2YNBD or 468-8978 needs a new housing as well as a bulb, 4YNTF is available here as a complete module rated at 200 watts. The housing arrives pre-fitted with the bulb, so there's no need to transfer components from your old unit. Rated lamp life is 3000 hours.
This part is also referenced as 317-2531 and 725-10193 on other listings, all describing the same lamp and housing combination. If your existing housing is undamaged, the bare bulb version of 4YNTF is sold separately and works out cheaper, since it skips the cost of a housing you don't need.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08722
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
What does '1210S 2YNBD' mean in the compatibility list?
It appears to be a variant reference for the Dell 1210S line rather than a separate projector, and this module covers it the same as the standard 1210S. If your unit carries that label, this lamp still applies.
How does the housing on this module compare to a factory-fitted one?
It's built to the same 4YNTF specification, sized to seat correctly in the Dell 1210S, 1210S 2YNBD and 468-8978 lamp bay. It's designed as a like-for-like replacement for the housing that shipped with the projector.
Should I keep my old housing after fitting this module?
It's worth holding onto it briefly in case the new module doesn't seat correctly on the first attempt, but once the projector is running normally there's no need to keep the old unit.
Do 317-2531 and 725-10193 both refer to this module version?
Yes, both codes point to the same lamp and housing combination as 4YNTF. They appear alongside each other on some records because Dell has used more than one reference for this part.
Is there a risk of fitting the module the wrong way round?
Most Dell lamp bays are shaped so the module only seats one way, which helps prevent an incorrect fit. If it doesn't slide in smoothly, don't force it - check the orientation against the old unit first.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What does '1210S 2YNBD' mean in the compatibility list?
It appears to be a variant reference for the Dell 1210S line rather than a separate projector, and this module covers it the same as the standard 1210S. If your unit carries that label, this lamp still applies.
How does the housing on this module compare to a factory-fitted one?
It's built to the same 4YNTF specification, sized to seat correctly in the Dell 1210S, 1210S 2YNBD and 468-8978 lamp bay. It's designed as a like-for-like replacement for the housing that shipped with the projector.
Should I keep my old housing after fitting this module?
It's worth holding onto it briefly in case the new module doesn't seat correctly on the first attempt, but once the projector is running normally there's no need to keep the old unit.
Do 317-2531 and 725-10193 both refer to this module version?
Yes, both codes point to the same lamp and housing combination as 4YNTF. They appear alongside each other on some records because Dell has used more than one reference for this part.
Is there a risk of fitting the module the wrong way round?
Most Dell lamp bays are shaped so the module only seats one way, which helps prevent an incorrect fit. If it doesn't slide in smoothly, don't force it - check the orientation against the old unit first.
Other Dell 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.
