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8967 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Kindermann.
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Two Kindermann models share this lamp: the KX2900 and the KX2900 ACTIVE both take code 8967 as their bulb. Supplied bare, without any housing, it is meant to be swapped into the cage already fitted inside your projector once the current bulb has dimmed, flickered or stopped lighting altogether.
Ordering the wrong version is the main risk with these lamps, and this listing is the bare bulb, not the boxed module, so keep your existing housing rather than discard it. The code 8967 covers both KX2900 variants, so you do not need to check which ACTIVE or standard model you own before buying.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09338
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Does the 8967 lamp fit the KX2900 ACTIVE as well as the standard KX2900?
Yes. Kindermann uses the same lamp code, 8967, across both the KX2900 and the KX2900 ACTIVE, so this bare bulb is correct for either model without needing to check which variant you own.
What is the difference between this bare lamp and a module version?
This listing is the bulb on its own. A module version would include the housing and connector frame as well, letting you replace the whole assembly rather than transferring the bulb into your existing cage. For the KX2900, both options are listed separately under code 8967.
How do I know when the KX2900 lamp needs replacing?
Watch for a dimmer picture, a flickering image, or a lamp warning shown on screen or through the status light. Once the bulb reaches the end of its working life the projector may also refuse to power on until it is replaced.
Can I reuse my current housing with the 8967 bare bulb?
Yes, that is the point of buying the bare version: you keep the housing that is already fitted inside your KX2900 or KX2900 ACTIVE and transfer only the bulb across, provided the housing itself is not cracked or the connector pins are not bent.
Is there a separate part number for the KX2900 ACTIVE?
No, we list a single code, 8967, that covers both the KX2900 and the KX2900 ACTIVE. There is no separate ACTIVE-specific number in our records, so one listing serves both models.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Does the 8967 lamp fit the KX2900 ACTIVE as well as the standard KX2900?
Yes. Kindermann uses the same lamp code, 8967, across both the KX2900 and the KX2900 ACTIVE, so this bare bulb is correct for either model without needing to check which variant you own.
What is the difference between this bare lamp and a module version?
This listing is the bulb on its own. A module version would include the housing and connector frame as well, letting you replace the whole assembly rather than transferring the bulb into your existing cage. For the KX2900, both options are listed separately under code 8967.
How do I know when the KX2900 lamp needs replacing?
Watch for a dimmer picture, a flickering image, or a lamp warning shown on screen or through the status light. Once the bulb reaches the end of its working life the projector may also refuse to power on until it is replaced.
Can I reuse my current housing with the 8967 bare bulb?
Yes, that is the point of buying the bare version: you keep the housing that is already fitted inside your KX2900 or KX2900 ACTIVE and transfer only the bulb across, provided the housing itself is not cracked or the connector pins are not bent.
Is there a separate part number for the KX2900 ACTIVE?
No, we list a single code, 8967, that covers both the KX2900 and the KX2900 ACTIVE. There is no separate ACTIVE-specific number in our records, so one listing serves both models.
Other Kindermann 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.
