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5811116685-SU Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Vivitek.
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5811116685-SU is a 220-watt bare lamp rated for 2000 hours, built for the Vivitek D330MX and D330WX. As a bare-bulb part it supplies the burner alone, so it is designed to go into the housing already fitted inside either of these two portable projectors rather than replace the whole assembly.
There is no separate module version listed for the D330MX or D330WX, so 5811116685-SU is the only option we carry for these models. Before fitting, check the existing housing for cracks or a loose socket, and confirm the projector reads D330MX or D330WX rather than a similarly numbered model.
At a glance
- Wattage — 220 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10647
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Is there a module version of 5811116685-SU with a new housing?
No, we only list the bare lamp for the D330MX and D330WX. If the existing housing inside your projector is damaged, that would need addressing separately, since this part supplies the bulb alone.
Does the same lamp fit both the D330MX and the D330WX?
Yes. Vivitek uses the same 220-watt, 2000-hour lamp, 5811116685-SU, across the D330MX and D330WX, despite the different suffixes referring to standard and widescreen versions of the projector.
What is the safest way to handle a bare lamp during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope directly, since oils from skin can shorten a bulb's life or cause it to fail early when heated. Handle 5811116685-SU by its base or ceramic housing, and let a warm projector cool before opening it.
How do I know if it's the D330MX or D330WX I own?
The suffix is printed on the projector's model plate — MX indicates the standard XGA version, WX the wide-format variant. Both take the same 5811116685-SU lamp, so the distinction matters less for ordering than confirming D330 is the family.
How far into the 5811116685-SU's 2000-hour rating should I start budgeting for a spare?
As the 2000 hour figure approaches, expect gradually reduced brightness and some colour drift; many projectors also display an on-screen warning once the internal hour counter nears the limit.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is there a module version of 5811116685-SU with a new housing?
No, we only list the bare lamp for the D330MX and D330WX. If the existing housing inside your projector is damaged, that would need addressing separately, since this part supplies the bulb alone.
Does the same lamp fit both the D330MX and the D330WX?
Yes. Vivitek uses the same 220-watt, 2000-hour lamp, 5811116685-SU, across the D330MX and D330WX, despite the different suffixes referring to standard and widescreen versions of the projector.
What is the safest way to handle a bare lamp during fitting?
Avoid touching the glass envelope directly, since oils from skin can shorten a bulb's life or cause it to fail early when heated. Handle 5811116685-SU by its base or ceramic housing, and let a warm projector cool before opening it.
How do I know if it's the D330MX or D330WX I own?
The suffix is printed on the projector's model plate — MX indicates the standard XGA version, WX the wide-format variant. Both take the same 5811116685-SU lamp, so the distinction matters less for ordering than confirming D330 is the family.
How far into the 5811116685-SU's 2000-hour rating should I start budgeting for a spare?
As the 2000 hour figure approaches, expect gradually reduced brightness and some colour drift; many projectors also display an on-screen warning once the internal hour counter nears the limit.
Other Vivitek 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.
