GENUINE OEM INSIDE60002027 bare projector lamp for NEC projectors
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60002027 bare projector lamp

Fits 2 projector models from NEC.

SKU LA-09609 · MPN 60002027 · 260 W · 2,000 h

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NEC's NP4000 and NP4001 share a single bare lamp, 60002027, also catalogued as NP04LP. Rated at 260W for 2000 hours, it's the bulb only, intended to fit inside whichever housing your projector currently has rather than replace it. A module version of the same lamp, listed under the same two codes, is available separately if the housing needs changing too.

60002027 and NP04LP are the same lamp under two NEC codes, covering only the NP4000 and NP4001. Because this is the bare version, fitting it means transferring the new bulb into your projector's current housing, rather than swapping in a full assembly. With just two projectors in this lamp's range, confirming your exact model name is all that's needed before ordering.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 260 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-09609
  • Compatibility — 2 projector models

Common questions

Do the NP4000 and NP4001 take different lamps?
No, both use the same lamp, 60002027, also listed as NP04LP. NEC didn't differentiate the lamp between these two closely related models, so one bare bulb covers them both.

Is there a module version of this NP4000 lamp?
Yes, a module listing under the same codes, 60002027 and NP04LP, includes the housing as well. This bare-lamp listing is the bulb only, for when the existing housing is still sound.

What's the wattage and rated life for 60002027?
260W, rated for 2000 hours. Those figures apply to both the NP4000 and NP4001, since they share the identical lamp regardless of which model you own.

How do I fit a bare bulb into the NP4000?
Open the projector's existing lamp housing, remove the spent bulb, and seat the new one in the same position before closing the housing back up. Let the old lamp cool fully first.

Is NP04LP a newer code than 60002027?
They're simply two codes NEC has used for the same lamp; neither supersedes the other. Either number will bring up this product for the NP4000 and NP4001.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE260 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-09609
COMPATIBILITY2 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Do the NP4000 and NP4001 take different lamps?

No, both use the same lamp, 60002027, also listed as NP04LP. NEC didn't differentiate the lamp between these two closely related models, so one bare bulb covers them both.

Is there a module version of this NP4000 lamp?

Yes, a module listing under the same codes, 60002027 and NP04LP, includes the housing as well. This bare-lamp listing is the bulb only, for when the existing housing is still sound.

What's the wattage and rated life for 60002027?

260W, rated for 2000 hours. Those figures apply to both the NP4000 and NP4001, since they share the identical lamp regardless of which model you own.

How do I fit a bare bulb into the NP4000?

Open the projector's existing lamp housing, remove the spent bulb, and seat the new one in the same position before closing the housing back up. Let the old lamp cool fully first.

Is NP04LP a newer code than 60002027?

They're simply two codes NEC has used for the same lamp; neither supersedes the other. Either number will bring up this product for the NP4000 and NP4001.