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60002852 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 22 projector models from NEC.
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An 180-watt bulb sits at the heart of 60002852, a lamp module rated for 4,000 hours and fitted across NEC's entry-level classroom and office range: the NP305, NP310, NP405, NP410, NP420, NP430C, NP510, NP530 and NP630, including their EDU, G, J and plus editions. It is the most widely shared lamp in NEC's smaller projector line-up.
You may see this part listed as NP14LP or simply NP405 in older paperwork; all three describe the same module. Because this lamp spans nine different model numbers, double-check the exact suffix on your projector's label - NP410 and NP410+ both take this lamp, but a small model-number mismatch is an easy ordering mistake.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09606
- Compatibility — 22 projector models
Common questions
Why is NP405 listed as a code for this lamp when NP405 is also a projector model?
NEC's own projector range includes an NP405 model, and confusingly the same string also appears as an alternate code for this lamp in some records - treat 60002852 or NP14LP as the safer reference and use the compatibility list to confirm your exact projector model separately.
Does the NP430C use the same lamp as the NP410?
Yes, the NP430C is part of this same classroom range and takes the 60002852 module, alongside the NP305, NP310, NP405, NP410, NP420, NP510, NP530 and NP630.
How many hours of use does the 4,000-hour rating represent?
4,000 hours is NEC's rated lamp life for this module at standard brightness; a classroom projector used for around six hours a school day would reach that figure in a little under three academic years.
Is there a bare-bulb version of this lamp for cheaper replacement?
Not for this model - 60002852 is supplied as a complete module only, with the bulb already fitted into its housing, so there is no separate bare-bulb option to fit into your existing cage.
What should I check before ordering if my projector shows just 'NP510'?
Confirm whether your unit is the plain NP510, the NP510+, or the NP510G or NP510J variant, since NEC used several suffix letters across this range - all take this same lamp, but matching the exact label avoids confusion when you check your order.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why is NP405 listed as a code for this lamp when NP405 is also a projector model?
NEC's own projector range includes an NP405 model, and confusingly the same string also appears as an alternate code for this lamp in some records - treat 60002852 or NP14LP as the safer reference and use the compatibility list to confirm your exact projector model separately.
Does the NP430C use the same lamp as the NP410?
Yes, the NP430C is part of this same classroom range and takes the 60002852 module, alongside the NP305, NP310, NP405, NP410, NP420, NP510, NP530 and NP630.
How many hours of use does the 4,000-hour rating represent?
4,000 hours is NEC's rated lamp life for this module at standard brightness; a classroom projector used for around six hours a school day would reach that figure in a little under three academic years.
Is there a bare-bulb version of this lamp for cheaper replacement?
Not for this model - 60002852 is supplied as a complete module only, with the bulb already fitted into its housing, so there is no separate bare-bulb option to fit into your existing cage.
What should I check before ordering if my projector shows just 'NP510'?
Confirm whether your unit is the plain NP510, the NP510+, or the NP510G or NP510J variant, since NEC used several suffix letters across this range - all take this same lamp, but matching the exact label avoids confusion when you check your order.
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.
