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5811121495-SEK bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Eiki.
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5811121495-SEK is a bare lamp shared by two Eiki projectors, the EK-401WA and the EK-402UA. Since it is supplied without a housing, the bulb goes back into the reflector and cage already fitted inside your projector. Both models take the identical part, so the same code applies whichever of the two you own.
Only the burner arrives in the box; the housing, cage and connector from your EK-401WA or EK-402UA are reused rather than replaced. We hold no alternative codes for this lamp, so 5811121495-SEK is the only reference to check against the marking on your existing bulb before ordering.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-11356
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Do the EK-401WA and EK-402UA use the same lamp?
Yes, both Eiki projectors take the identical 5811121495-SEK bare lamp. You can order using either model number and receive the same correct part, since the two share one bulb rather than separate lamps.
Since this is a bare lamp, what parts of my projector stay unchanged?
The housing, reflector cage and connector already fitted inside your EK-401WA or EK-402UA are all reused. Only the bulb itself is replaced, so the rest of the lamp assembly stays exactly as it was.
Might an EK-401WA's old bulb be marked with something other than 5811121495-SEK?
We hold this part under a single reference, 5811121495-SEK, with nothing else recorded against the EK-401WA or EK-402UA. It is worth checking this code against the marking on your old bulb before ordering.
How does a worn bare bulb announce itself on the EK-402UA?
Watch for a gradual dimming of the picture or a shift in colour, often toward yellow, as the bulb nears the end of its life. Some projectors will also display a lamp warning on screen.
What's the safest way to remove the old bulb from the housing?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp compartment, since the housing can stay hot well after use. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass to keep it free of marks.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do the EK-401WA and EK-402UA use the same lamp?
Yes, both Eiki projectors take the identical 5811121495-SEK bare lamp. You can order using either model number and receive the same correct part, since the two share one bulb rather than separate lamps.
Since this is a bare lamp, what parts of my projector stay unchanged?
The housing, reflector cage and connector already fitted inside your EK-401WA or EK-402UA are all reused. Only the bulb itself is replaced, so the rest of the lamp assembly stays exactly as it was.
Might an EK-401WA's old bulb be marked with something other than 5811121495-SEK?
We hold this part under a single reference, 5811121495-SEK, with nothing else recorded against the EK-401WA or EK-402UA. It is worth checking this code against the marking on your old bulb before ordering.
How does a worn bare bulb announce itself on the EK-402UA?
Watch for a gradual dimming of the picture or a shift in colour, often toward yellow, as the bulb nears the end of its life. Some projectors will also display a lamp warning on screen.
What's the safest way to remove the old bulb from the housing?
Let the projector cool completely before opening the lamp compartment, since the housing can stay hot well after use. Handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass to keep it free of marks.
Other Eiki 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.




