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50027115 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from NEC.
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HT410 and HT510 are NEC's paired home theatre projectors, and both take the 50027115 lamp module, also sold under the code LH01LP. It runs at 155W for a rated 2000 hours, with the housing built into the module so the whole assembly swaps in as one piece.
LH01LP and 50027115 are the same part under two NEC codes, so either number will confirm you're ordering correctly for the HT410 or HT510. This is the module version, so there's no need to remove and reuse your existing housing; the complete assembly goes in as a single unit. With only two projectors in this lamp's range, fit is easy to confirm once you know your exact model.
At a glance
- Wattage — 155 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09581
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Are the HT410 and HT510 the only projectors that use 50027115?
Yes, this lamp is listed for those two NEC home theatre models only. NEC didn't extend this particular lamp to other projectors in its range.
What's the difference between 50027115 and LH01LP?
Nothing functionally; they're the same lamp listed under two different NEC codes. Either number identifies the correct part for the HT410 and HT510, so order using whichever one appears on your existing lamp.
How many hours is the 50027115 lamp rated for?
2000 hours in standard operating mode. That's the figure NEC publishes as the baseline lamp life for the HT410 and HT510, useful for planning when to order a replacement.
Does this listing come with the housing fitted?
Yes. This is the module version of 50027115, so the bulb is already seated in its housing frame, and the complete unit replaces what's currently in your projector.
What wattage does the HT410 lamp draw?
155W. Checking that figure against your existing lamp's label is a simple way to confirm you have the right part before fitting it, particularly since the HT510 shares the identical rating.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Are the HT410 and HT510 the only projectors that use 50027115?
Yes, this lamp is listed for those two NEC home theatre models only. NEC didn't extend this particular lamp to other projectors in its range.
What's the difference between 50027115 and LH01LP?
Nothing functionally; they're the same lamp listed under two different NEC codes. Either number identifies the correct part for the HT410 and HT510, so order using whichever one appears on your existing lamp.
How many hours is the 50027115 lamp rated for?
2000 hours in standard operating mode. That's the figure NEC publishes as the baseline lamp life for the HT410 and HT510, useful for planning when to order a replacement.
Does this listing come with the housing fitted?
Yes. This is the module version of 50027115, so the bulb is already seated in its housing frame, and the complete unit replaces what's currently in your projector.
What wattage does the HT410 lamp draw?
155W. Checking that figure against your existing lamp's label is a simple way to confirm you have the right part before fitting it, particularly since the HT510 shares the identical rating.
Other NEC 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.
