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5811117577-SVV projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Vivitek.
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With a 4,500-hour rating, the longest lamp life in this range, 5811117577-SVV runs at 190 watts and covers the Vivitek D86X and D871ST. Supplied as a complete module, it replaces the bulb and housing together as a single part, with nothing to transfer over from the old assembly.
No bare-bulb version of 5811117577-SVV is currently listed, so this module is the only option for the D86X or D871ST regardless of the condition of your existing housing. We record no alternative part numbers for this lamp, so the code on your old lamp should match 5811117577-SVV exactly.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 4,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10690
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why is this lamp rated for so many more hours than others in the range?
The 4,500-hour figure is simply the rating recorded for 5811117577-SVV; lamp life varies by part, and this one is rated notably longer than several other Vivitek lamps we list.
Is there a bare-bulb alternative to this module for the D86X?
No, we currently list only this module version for the D86X and D871ST, with no bare-bulb option currently recorded for either model in our range.
What wattage does this module draw?
It is rated at 190 watts, a figure worth checking against your projector's manual or the label on your old lamp before placing an order.
Do the D86X and D871ST share the exact same lamp assembly?
Yes, both are listed against 5811117577-SVV, the only part number we record for this lamp, so the same module fits either model without any variation.
Should I still check the lamp hour counter even with a 4,500-hour rated bulb?
Yes, checking the counter remains useful even with a longer-rated lamp, since actual life can vary with usage patterns, and the counter should be reset after any replacement.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why is this lamp rated for so many more hours than others in the range?
The 4,500-hour figure is simply the rating recorded for 5811117577-SVV; lamp life varies by part, and this one is rated notably longer than several other Vivitek lamps we list.
Is there a bare-bulb alternative to this module for the D86X?
No, we currently list only this module version for the D86X and D871ST, with no bare-bulb option currently recorded for either model in our range.
What wattage does this module draw?
It is rated at 190 watts, a figure worth checking against your projector's manual or the label on your old lamp before placing an order.
Do the D86X and D871ST share the exact same lamp assembly?
Yes, both are listed against 5811117577-SVV, the only part number we record for this lamp, so the same module fits either model without any variation.
Should I still check the lamp hour counter even with a 4,500-hour rated bulb?
Yes, checking the counter remains useful even with a longer-rated lamp, since actual life can vary with usage patterns, and the counter should be reset after any replacement.
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.
