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60002234 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 35 projector models from NEC.
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NEC part 60002234 is a complete lamp module, pairing a 330-watt bulb with its housing so the whole unit drops into place as one piece. It is built for the NP1150, NP1200, NP1250, NP2150, NP2200, NP2250, NP3150, NP3200 and NP3250 lines, including the plus, J and G2 variants NEC produced across that range.
NEC also lists this lamp as NP06LP, so if your projector's manual or old lamp casing shows that code, you are looking at the same part. Because it ships as a module rather than a bare bulb, there is no need to source a separate housing or transfer the burner yourself - check your exact model number against the compatibility list before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09604
- Compatibility — 35 projector models
Common questions
Will 60002234 fit every NP3000 series projector NEC made?
It fits the NP3150, NP3150G2, NP3151, NP3151W, NP3200, NP3200+, NP3250 and its J, W, WG and WG2 variants, but NEC changed lamps partway through some ranges, so check your specific model code against the compatibility list rather than assuming by series name alone.
Is NP06LP a different lamp to 60002234?
No, they are the same lamp under two codes. NEC uses 60002234 as its part number and NP06LP as the model code printed on some housings and in older manuals, so either reference leads you to this product.
Does this lamp come with the housing already fitted?
Yes. This is a module, meaning the 330-watt bulb is pre-fitted into its housing and cage at the factory, so you remove the old module as a single unit and fit this one in its place without handling the bare bulb.
My NEC projector shows a lamp warning - do I need to reset anything after fitting this?
Most NEC projectors in this range track lamp hours internally and need the counter reset from the on-screen menu after a new module is fitted, otherwise the warning reappears even though the lamp is fresh. Check your model's menu for a lamp reset option.
Which NEC projector families use this exact lamp?
This module covers three NEC ranges built around a shared optical engine: the NP1000 series (NP1150 to NP1250), the NP2000 series (NP2150 to NP2250) and the NP3000 series (NP3150 to NP3251), including their plus and G2 revisions.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Will 60002234 fit every NP3000 series projector NEC made?
It fits the NP3150, NP3150G2, NP3151, NP3151W, NP3200, NP3200+, NP3250 and its J, W, WG and WG2 variants, but NEC changed lamps partway through some ranges, so check your specific model code against the compatibility list rather than assuming by series name alone.
Is NP06LP a different lamp to 60002234?
No, they are the same lamp under two codes. NEC uses 60002234 as its part number and NP06LP as the model code printed on some housings and in older manuals, so either reference leads you to this product.
Does this lamp come with the housing already fitted?
Yes. This is a module, meaning the 330-watt bulb is pre-fitted into its housing and cage at the factory, so you remove the old module as a single unit and fit this one in its place without handling the bare bulb.
My NEC projector shows a lamp warning - do I need to reset anything after fitting this?
Most NEC projectors in this range track lamp hours internally and need the counter reset from the on-screen menu after a new module is fitted, otherwise the warning reappears even though the lamp is fresh. Check your model's menu for a lamp reset option.
Which NEC projector families use this exact lamp?
This module covers three NEC ranges built around a shared optical engine: the NP1000 series (NP1150 to NP1250), the NP2000 series (NP2150 to NP2250) and the NP3000 series (NP3150 to NP3251), including their plus and G2 revisions.
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.




