GENUINE OEM INSIDE725-BBDM projector lamp with module for Dell projectors
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725-BBDM projector lamp module

Fits 1 projector model from Dell.

SKU LA-11354 · MPN 725-BBDM

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This module is the housed version of 725-BBDM for the Dell 4350, with the bulb already fitted into a new housing rather than sold as a bare bulb. It's the better option if your existing housing has cracked or lost a mounting point. No wattage or rated-hours figure is published for this part.

We list this part under a single code, 725-BBDM, with no alternative numbers recorded for it. The bare bulb version of the same lamp is available separately, which costs less if your current housing is still in sound condition and only the bulb has failed.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-11354
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

How is this different from the bare 725-BBDM listing?
This version includes a new housing with the bulb already fitted, whereas the bare listing is the bulb only for fitting into your existing housing. Choose this one if your current housing needs replacing as well.

Does the Dell 4350 use the same lamp bay for both versions?
Yes, both the bare bulb and this module are built to seat in the same Dell 4350 lamp bay, so fitting either version follows the same process.

Why is no lamp-life figure shown for this part?
That figure isn't published for 725-BBDM, so rather than print an unconfirmed number we've left it out. Fit and compatibility with the Dell 4350 are confirmed.

Is there a risk of ordering the bare bulb by mistake instead of this module?
The listings are separate and each states clearly whether it's the bare bulb or the module with housing, so checking the title and type before ordering should avoid any mix-up between the two.

Can this module be fitted without removing any screws from the projector body?
Most of the work is limited to the lamp access panel itself, which is usually held by one or two screws separate from the rest of the casing. The projector body shouldn't need opening any further than that.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-11354
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

How is this different from the bare 725-BBDM listing?

This version includes a new housing with the bulb already fitted, whereas the bare listing is the bulb only for fitting into your existing housing. Choose this one if your current housing needs replacing as well.

Does the Dell 4350 use the same lamp bay for both versions?

Yes, both the bare bulb and this module are built to seat in the same Dell 4350 lamp bay, so fitting either version follows the same process.

Why is no lamp-life figure shown for this part?

That figure isn't published for 725-BBDM, so rather than print an unconfirmed number we've left it out. Fit and compatibility with the Dell 4350 are confirmed.

Is there a risk of ordering the bare bulb by mistake instead of this module?

The listings are separate and each states clearly whether it's the bare bulb or the module with housing, so checking the title and type before ordering should avoid any mix-up between the two.

Can this module be fitted without removing any screws from the projector body?

Most of the work is limited to the lamp access panel itself, which is usually held by one or two screws separate from the rest of the casing. The projector body shouldn't need opening any further than that.