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60003129 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from NEC.
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Ten NEC models across the U250X and U260W ultra-short-throw range take 60003129 as their lamp and housing module, also listed under the code NP19LP. No wattage or lamp-life figure has been published for this part, so this listing centres on confirmed fit rather than performance numbers.
NP19LP and 60003129 are the same lamp under two NEC codes, so either number confirms the right part for the U250X and U260W series, including the plain, G and + variants. This is the module version, so the housing is replaced along with the bulb as one assembly. With ten compatible models, matching your projector's exact name is the quickest way to confirm fit.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09630
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Why doesn't 60003129 list a wattage?
NEC hasn't published a wattage or lamp-life figure for this particular part, so we've left it out rather than estimate. Your projector's own lamp-hours counter, if it has one, is a more reliable guide.
Is NP19LP the same as 60003129?
Yes, they're the same lamp under two different NEC codes. Either number identifies the correct part for the U250X and U260W series, across the plain, G and + variants.
Which NEC models use this lamp?
The U250X, U250XG, U260W and U260WG, along with their NP-U prefixed and + suffixed variants — ten models in total sharing one lamp and housing module.
Is the 60003129 replaced as a single housed assembly?
Yes, this is the module version, so the housing is part of the assembly and is replaced along with the bulb as a single unit.
How do I tell the U250X and U260W apart when ordering?
Both take the same 60003129 lamp, so the distinction doesn't change which part you need; just confirm your model falls somewhere within the U250 or U260 range listed above.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why doesn't 60003129 list a wattage?
NEC hasn't published a wattage or lamp-life figure for this particular part, so we've left it out rather than estimate. Your projector's own lamp-hours counter, if it has one, is a more reliable guide.
Is NP19LP the same as 60003129?
Yes, they're the same lamp under two different NEC codes. Either number identifies the correct part for the U250X and U260W series, across the plain, G and + variants.
Which NEC models use this lamp?
The U250X, U250XG, U260W and U260WG, along with their NP-U prefixed and + suffixed variants — ten models in total sharing one lamp and housing module.
Is the 60003129 replaced as a single housed assembly?
Yes, this is the module version, so the housing is part of the assembly and is replaced along with the bulb as a single unit.
How do I tell the U250X and U260W apart when ordering?
Both take the same 60003129 lamp, so the distinction doesn't change which part you need; just confirm your model falls somewhere within the U250 or U260 range listed above.
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.
