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9E.0C101.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 3 projector models from Benq.
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The BenQ SP920 runs two lamps side by side, and the 9E.0C101.001 is the one that sits in the left engine, also listed for the single-lamp SP930. This is the bare bulb, without housing, meant to go into a cage that's already fitted to your projector.
If your SP920 needs replacing on the left side only, check the label near that lamp bay for 9E.0C101.001 before ordering; the right-hand lamp on the SP920 uses a different code. On the SP930 there's only one lamp position, so this part is the sole option.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08434
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
How do I know if my SP920 needs the left or right lamp?
The two lamp bays on the SP920 are usually marked, and the part number is printed on a label near each one. The 9E.0C101.001 belongs specifically to the left-hand position.
Does the SP930 use the same lamp as the SP920?
The SP930 is a single-lamp projector and takes the 9E.0C101.001, the same code as the SP920's left engine, even though the two models aren't otherwise identical.
Why are watts and hours not shown for this lamp?
Those figures haven't been published for the 9E.0C101.001, so we've left them off rather than print an estimate. Everything else on this listing is confirmed against the part number.
Is a bare lamp harder to fit than a full module?
It takes an extra step, since the bulb has to be transferred into your existing housing rather than dropped in as one piece, but it doesn't require any tools beyond what came with the projector.
What if the label on my SP920 is worn and I can't read the code?
Check your projector's on-screen menu instead. Most BenQ units list the fitted lamp's part number under the lamp or maintenance settings, which stays reliable even once a printed label has faded.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How do I know if my SP920 needs the left or right lamp?
The two lamp bays on the SP920 are usually marked, and the part number is printed on a label near each one. The 9E.0C101.001 belongs specifically to the left-hand position.
Does the SP930 use the same lamp as the SP920?
The SP930 is a single-lamp projector and takes the 9E.0C101.001, the same code as the SP920's left engine, even though the two models aren't otherwise identical.
Why are watts and hours not shown for this lamp?
Those figures haven't been published for the 9E.0C101.001, so we've left them off rather than print an estimate. Everything else on this listing is confirmed against the part number.
Is a bare lamp harder to fit than a full module?
It takes an extra step, since the bulb has to be transferred into your existing housing rather than dropped in as one piece, but it doesn't require any tools beyond what came with the projector.
What if the label on my SP920 is worn and I can't read the code?
Check your projector's on-screen menu instead. Most BenQ units list the fitted lamp's part number under the lamp or maintenance settings, which stays reliable even once a printed label has faded.
Other Benq 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.
