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997-3445-00 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Planar.
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The Planar PD7130 and PD7150 share this bare lamp, rated at 250W with a 3,000 hour lamp life. It is listed under part number 997-3445-00 and supplied as the burner only, for reuse inside your existing housing. No other part codes are recorded for this lamp.
At 250W, this lamp runs slightly hotter than the 200W PD4010 lamp, and its 3,000 hour rating reflects that higher output. Fitting it is a matter of swapping the burner within your PD7130 or PD7150's existing housing, rather than replacing the whole assembly. Since only one part number applies here, there is no risk of ordering the wrong variant for these two models.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09963
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What is the wattage and lamp life for 997-3445-00?
This lamp is rated at 250W with a 3,000 hour lamp life, and the same specification applies to both the Planar PD7130 and PD7150 without variation.
Is this the same lamp used in the PD4010?
No, the PD4010 uses a different bare lamp, part 997-3443-00, rated at 200W and 4,000 hours; this 997-3445-00 lamp is specific to the PD7130 and PD7150.
Does this bare lamp include a new housing?
No, it supplies the burner only, so keep your existing PD7130 or PD7150 housing in place and fit just the new bulb inside it, rather than replacing the whole assembly.
Why does this lamp have a shorter rated life than the PD4010's lamp?
Higher-wattage lamps generally run hotter, which tends to shorten rated lamp life; this 250W lamp is rated for 3,000 hours against 4,000 for the 200W PD4010 lamp.
How will my PD7130 tell me the 997-3445-00 is wearing out?
Watch for dimmer output, a yellowish or pink tint to the image, or the projector's on-screen lamp warning, any of which point to a lamp nearing the end of its life.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the wattage and lamp life for 997-3445-00?
This lamp is rated at 250W with a 3,000 hour lamp life, and the same specification applies to both the Planar PD7130 and PD7150 without variation.
Is this the same lamp used in the PD4010?
No, the PD4010 uses a different bare lamp, part 997-3443-00, rated at 200W and 4,000 hours; this 997-3445-00 lamp is specific to the PD7130 and PD7150.
Does this bare lamp include a new housing?
No, it supplies the burner only, so keep your existing PD7130 or PD7150 housing in place and fit just the new bulb inside it, rather than replacing the whole assembly.
Why does this lamp have a shorter rated life than the PD4010's lamp?
Higher-wattage lamps generally run hotter, which tends to shorten rated lamp life; this 250W lamp is rated for 3,000 hours against 4,000 for the 200W PD4010 lamp.
How will my PD7130 tell me the 997-3445-00 is wearing out?
Watch for dimmer output, a yellowish or pink tint to the image, or the projector's on-screen lamp warning, any of which point to a lamp nearing the end of its life.
Other Planar 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.
