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997-3614 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Clarity.
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997-3614 is the bare lamp listed for two rear-projection cube units, the Clarity Wildcats and the LION WN 7620SX. As a bare lamp it replaces only the bulb, leaving the cube's existing optical engine and housing in place, which matters on multi-cube video wall installs where alignment has already been set.
The same lamp is also listed under 3797007900, an alternate reference worth checking against your cube's rating label since Clarity and LION-branded cubes have shared components. Because this is a bare lamp, keep the existing housing and optical block intact and replace only the lamp, checking cube alignment afterwards if it forms part of a larger wall.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08695
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Is the LION WN 7620SX the same as a Clarity cube?
We list it alongside the Clarity Wildcats because both use the same 997-3614 lamp; LION appears to be a separate branding for what is otherwise a similar rear-projection cube.
Is 3797007900 an older code for this same lamp?
Yes, 3797007900 and 997-3614 refer to the same lamp; either number can be matched against the code on your cube's existing lamp module or its rating label.
Will replacing this lamp affect the alignment of a video wall?
It can do if the cube is part of a multi-cube array, since removing and refitting a lamp sometimes shifts the optical path slightly. Check convergence and edge blending after fitting a new lamp on any cube used within a wall.
Does fitting the 997-3614 mean swapping the whole cube assembly?
No. It is a bare lamp, so the cube's existing housing and optical engine are reused; only the lamp itself is replaced, which keeps the rest of the cube's setup undisturbed.
Can this lamp run continuously in a control room display?
Rear-projection cubes such as the Wildcats and WN 7620SX are commonly run for long stretches in control rooms and monitoring suites; we do not list a rated life figure for this lamp, so plan replacement around picture brightness rather than a fixed hour count.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is the LION WN 7620SX the same as a Clarity cube?
We list it alongside the Clarity Wildcats because both use the same 997-3614 lamp; LION appears to be a separate branding for what is otherwise a similar rear-projection cube.
Is 3797007900 an older code for this same lamp?
Yes, 3797007900 and 997-3614 refer to the same lamp; either number can be matched against the code on your cube's existing lamp module or its rating label.
Will replacing this lamp affect the alignment of a video wall?
It can do if the cube is part of a multi-cube array, since removing and refitting a lamp sometimes shifts the optical path slightly. Check convergence and edge blending after fitting a new lamp on any cube used within a wall.
Does fitting the 997-3614 mean swapping the whole cube assembly?
No. It is a bare lamp, so the cube's existing housing and optical engine are reused; only the lamp itself is replaced, which keeps the rest of the cube's setup undisturbed.
Can this lamp run continuously in a control room display?
Rear-projection cubes such as the Wildcats and WN 7620SX are commonly run for long stretches in control rooms and monitoring suites; we do not list a rated life figure for this lamp, so plan replacement around picture brightness rather than a fixed hour count.
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.
