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990-1407 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Clarity.
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Two rear-projection display cubes share this bare lamp: the Clarity Margay Cube and the Pelco PMCD750. 990-1407 supplies only the bulb, so the cube's existing optical engine and housing remain untouched, with just the lamp itself exchanged, leaving the rest of the cube's alignment and calibration undisturbed.
This lamp is also listed as 997-3799, so check either code against your cube's rating label before ordering, since the Margay Cube and PMCD750 may show different printed references depending on when they were built. Because this is a bare lamp, the existing housing and cage are reused, with only the bulb itself replaced.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08699
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Is the Pelco PMCD750 a security monitoring display?
The PMCD750 pairs a rear-projection cube from Clarity with Pelco branding, a combination typically found in security and surveillance monitoring suites. It takes the same 990-1407 lamp as the Clarity Margay Cube.
Is 997-3799 the same lamp as 990-1407?
Yes, both numbers refer to the same lamp; either code should match what is printed on your Margay Cube or PMCD750, since the reference used can vary with the age of the unit.
If this cube is running 24 hours a day in a control room, does that change how I should order?
It does not change which lamp to order, but continuous running means the lamp is worked harder, so keep an eye on picture brightness rather than waiting for a total failure before you plan a replacement.
Since the photo shown is generic, how do I confirm this is the right lamp for a Margay Cube?
Match the number printed on your existing lamp or cube rating label against 990-1407 or 997-3799 rather than the picture, since the image on this listing is a placeholder rather than a photo of the lamp itself.
Does this lamp come as a bare bulb or a full module?
It is supplied as a bare lamp, so the housing and optical engine already inside your Margay Cube or PMCD750 are kept, and only the lamp itself is exchanged during fitting.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is the Pelco PMCD750 a security monitoring display?
The PMCD750 pairs a rear-projection cube from Clarity with Pelco branding, a combination typically found in security and surveillance monitoring suites. It takes the same 990-1407 lamp as the Clarity Margay Cube.
Is 997-3799 the same lamp as 990-1407?
Yes, both numbers refer to the same lamp; either code should match what is printed on your Margay Cube or PMCD750, since the reference used can vary with the age of the unit.
If this cube is running 24 hours a day in a control room, does that change how I should order?
It does not change which lamp to order, but continuous running means the lamp is worked harder, so keep an eye on picture brightness rather than waiting for a total failure before you plan a replacement.
Since the photo shown is generic, how do I confirm this is the right lamp for a Margay Cube?
Match the number printed on your existing lamp or cube rating label against 990-1407 or 997-3799 rather than the picture, since the image on this listing is a placeholder rather than a photo of the lamp itself.
Does this lamp come as a bare bulb or a full module?
It is supplied as a bare lamp, so the housing and optical engine already inside your Margay Cube or PMCD750 are kept, and only the lamp itself is exchanged during fitting.
Other Clarity 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.
