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60002447 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 44 projector models from NEC.
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60002447 is the lamp NEC fits across an unusually wide span of its budget and mid-range projectors: the NP300, NP400, NP410W, NP500, NP510, NP600 and NP610 families, in their standard, plus, EDU, G, J, C, S and W forms. At 230 watts, it is a complete module with the bulb already mounted in its housing.
NEC also labels this lamp NP07LP on some units and in older documentation, so either code identifies the same part. Because so many projector variants share one lamp here, it is worth matching your exact model - including any letter suffix - against the compatibility list before you order, rather than going by series number alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09605
- Compatibility — 44 projector models
Common questions
Why do so many different NEC models use the same lamp?
NEC built the NP300 through NP610 ranges around a shared optical engine, varying resolution, brightness and connectivity between models rather than the light source. That is why one 230-watt module, 60002447, covers dozens of otherwise different-looking projectors across several product generations.
What does the EDU suffix mean on models like NP300EDU or NP410WEDU?
EDU denotes the education-channel version of that projector, typically sold with different bundling or warranty terms rather than different internals. It uses the same lamp module as the standard NP300 or NP410W, so 60002447 fits both.
Is NP07LP the same lamp as 60002447?
Yes. NP07LP is the model code NEC uses for this lamp in some manuals and on some housing labels, while 60002447 is the part number; both describe the identical 230-watt module.
My NP600 shows a lamp icon on start-up - what should I check first?
A lamp warning icon at start-up usually means the internal hour counter has reached its threshold rather than that the bulb has definitely failed, so check the on-screen lamp usage menu first, and reset the counter once you have fitted a new module.
Does this module include the housing or just the bulb?
It includes the housing. This is a complete module, so the 230-watt bulb, its reflector and the surrounding cage arrive as one assembled unit that replaces your old module directly, rather than a bare bulb you would fit into your existing housing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do so many different NEC models use the same lamp?
NEC built the NP300 through NP610 ranges around a shared optical engine, varying resolution, brightness and connectivity between models rather than the light source. That is why one 230-watt module, 60002447, covers dozens of otherwise different-looking projectors across several product generations.
What does the EDU suffix mean on models like NP300EDU or NP410WEDU?
EDU denotes the education-channel version of that projector, typically sold with different bundling or warranty terms rather than different internals. It uses the same lamp module as the standard NP300 or NP410W, so 60002447 fits both.
Is NP07LP the same lamp as 60002447?
Yes. NP07LP is the model code NEC uses for this lamp in some manuals and on some housing labels, while 60002447 is the part number; both describe the identical 230-watt module.
My NP600 shows a lamp icon on start-up - what should I check first?
A lamp warning icon at start-up usually means the internal hour counter has reached its threshold rather than that the bulb has definitely failed, so check the on-screen lamp usage menu first, and reset the counter once you have fitted a new module.
Does this module include the housing or just the bulb?
It includes the housing. This is a complete module, so the 230-watt bulb, its reflector and the surrounding cage arrive as one assembled unit that replaces your old module directly, rather than a bare bulb you would fit into your existing housing.
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.
