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890-0995 Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Kodak.
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The 890-0995 lamp supplies light for two Kodak business projectors, the DP1050 and the DP850, which share the same bulb despite their different model names. Rated at 120 watts with a 2000-hour life, it is sold here as a bare bulb, so your existing housing from either machine stays in place.
Order by the code 890-0995 stamped on the original lamp or listed on your Kodak's service label, since the DP1050 and DP850 draw from the same part despite looking different from the outside. As a bare bulb it needs a working housing already in the projector; a cracked cage should be replaced separately.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09353
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Does the same lamp really work in both the DP1050 and DP850?
Yes. Both Kodak models are built around the same 890-0995 lamp assembly, so one bulb code covers either projector even though the two machines have different model names and cases.
What wattage and lamp life does 890-0995 offer?
It is rated at 120 watts with an expected life of 2000 hours. These figures come from the lamp's own specification, and running the projector in eco mode where available can help it reach the full 2000 hours.
Is 890-0995 the bulb alone or a full module?
This listing is a bare bulb, not a housed module. It is meant to be fitted into the existing DP1050 or DP850 housing, so keep your original cage, connector and reflector when you replace the bulb.
How do I check I'm ordering the right Kodak lamp?
Confirm your projector is a DP1050 or DP850, and where possible match the 890-0995 code against the label on your current lamp. Ordering by this code is more reliable than ordering by projector name alone.
When should a Kodak projector lamp be replaced?
Replace it once the picture dims noticeably, colours shift, or the lamp fails to strike on power-up. Running a bulb well past its rated 2000 hours raises the chance of it failing suddenly during use.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the same lamp really work in both the DP1050 and DP850?
Yes. Both Kodak models are built around the same 890-0995 lamp assembly, so one bulb code covers either projector even though the two machines have different model names and cases.
What wattage and lamp life does 890-0995 offer?
It is rated at 120 watts with an expected life of 2000 hours. These figures come from the lamp's own specification, and running the projector in eco mode where available can help it reach the full 2000 hours.
Is 890-0995 the bulb alone or a full module?
This listing is a bare bulb, not a housed module. It is meant to be fitted into the existing DP1050 or DP850 housing, so keep your original cage, connector and reflector when you replace the bulb.
How do I check I'm ordering the right Kodak lamp?
Confirm your projector is a DP1050 or DP850, and where possible match the 890-0995 code against the label on your current lamp. Ordering by this code is more reliable than ordering by projector name alone.
When should a Kodak projector lamp be replaced?
Replace it once the picture dims noticeably, colours shift, or the lamp fails to strike on power-up. Running a bulb well past its rated 2000 hours raises the chance of it failing suddenly during use.
Other Kodak 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.
