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60207944 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Geha.
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This module pairs the burner 60207944 with a full housing for the Geha compact 334, a projector also recorded under the listing name Geha 60 207944. Fitting a complete module replaces the housing as well as the bulb, rather than reusing your current cage.
If your compact 334's existing housing is sound, a bare-lamp version of 60207944 is available separately and works out cheaper for a straightforward bulb swap. This module version is worth choosing instead if the housing itself is cracked or the fit has become loose.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09111
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why does one of the listed names read 'Geha 60 207944' rather than a projector model?
Some Geha records list this compatibility by the lamp code rather than a separate model name. It still refers to the same compact 334 fitment, so it does not change which part you need.
What comes included with this module that a bare lamp does not?
This listing includes the complete housing, cage and connector assembly along with the burner. A bare lamp version reuses your existing housing and includes only the replacement bulb.
Is fitting a module more complicated than a bare lamp?
No, fitting a module is generally simpler, since you remove and refit one sealed unit rather than opening the old housing to access the burner. Power off and unplug the projector before starting either job.
How do I know if my compact 334 housing needs full replacement?
Signs include cracked plastic, a connector that no longer seats firmly, or scorch marks near the lamp socket. If any of these apply, the module version avoids relying on that ageing housing.
Does this module require a lamp counter reset once fitted?
Most compact 334 units expect the lamp hours to be reset through the on-screen menu after a new module is installed. Check your projector's manual for the specific steps to follow.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does one of the listed names read 'Geha 60 207944' rather than a projector model?
Some Geha records list this compatibility by the lamp code rather than a separate model name. It still refers to the same compact 334 fitment, so it does not change which part you need.
What comes included with this module that a bare lamp does not?
This listing includes the complete housing, cage and connector assembly along with the burner. A bare lamp version reuses your existing housing and includes only the replacement bulb.
Is fitting a module more complicated than a bare lamp?
No, fitting a module is generally simpler, since you remove and refit one sealed unit rather than opening the old housing to access the burner. Power off and unplug the projector before starting either job.
How do I know if my compact 334 housing needs full replacement?
Signs include cracked plastic, a connector that no longer seats firmly, or scorch marks near the lamp socket. If any of these apply, the module version avoids relying on that ageing housing.
Does this module require a lamp counter reset once fitted?
Most compact 334 units expect the lamp hours to be reset through the on-screen menu after a new module is installed. Check your projector's manual for the specific steps to follow.
Other Geha 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.
