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50031756 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from NEC.
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50031756 is the bare lamp for NEC's NP60 range, covering the NP60, NP60+, NP60G and NP60J. NEC also lists it as NP03LP. Rated at 220W for 2000 hours, this version is the bulb alone, meant to go into your existing housing rather than replace it.
A module version of this same lamp, also under codes 50031756 and NP03LP, is listed separately if your projector's housing needs replacing too rather than just the bulb. As a bare lamp, this one is fitted by opening the existing housing and swapping the bulb inside it, keeping the frame you already have. All four NP60 variants take the identical part.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09617
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between this listing and the NP60 module version?
This one is the bare bulb only; a separate listing under the same codes, 50031756 and NP03LP, includes the housing as a complete module. Choose the bare version if your existing housing is still working fine.
Do the NP60, NP60+, NP60G and NP60J all use the same lamp?
Yes, all four variants take 50031756. NEC didn't change the lamp across this particular sub-range, only the projector features, so one bare-bulb part covers the whole group.
Is NP03LP the same part as 50031756?
Yes, they're the same lamp under two different NEC codes. Either number will bring you to this product, whether it's printed on your old lamp or in your projector's manual.
What's the rated life of this NP60 lamp?
2000 hours at 220W in standard operating mode. That's the baseline NEC publishes for planning a replacement schedule across the NP60, NP60+, NP60G and NP60J.
How do I fit a bare lamp like this one myself?
You open the projector's existing lamp housing, remove the old bulb, and seat the new one in the same position before closing the housing again. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the difference between this listing and the NP60 module version?
This one is the bare bulb only; a separate listing under the same codes, 50031756 and NP03LP, includes the housing as a complete module. Choose the bare version if your existing housing is still working fine.
Do the NP60, NP60+, NP60G and NP60J all use the same lamp?
Yes, all four variants take 50031756. NEC didn't change the lamp across this particular sub-range, only the projector features, so one bare-bulb part covers the whole group.
Is NP03LP the same part as 50031756?
Yes, they're the same lamp under two different NEC codes. Either number will bring you to this product, whether it's printed on your old lamp or in your projector's manual.
What's the rated life of this NP60 lamp?
2000 hours at 220W in standard operating mode. That's the baseline NEC publishes for planning a replacement schedule across the NP60, NP60+, NP60G and NP60J.
How do I fit a bare lamp like this one myself?
You open the projector's existing lamp housing, remove the old bulb, and seat the new one in the same position before closing the housing again. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass.
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.
