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AH-42001 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Eiki.
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Eiki's EIP-4200 and EIP-D450 both take the same 330-watt lamp, AH-42001, rated for 3000 hours of use. Supplied as a bare bulb rather than a housed module, it is designed to be fitted into the cage and connector already inside your projector, with a single part code covering both models.
A complete module version of AH-42001 is also available for the same two projectors, useful if your existing housing has cracked pins or a broken latch. If you are ordering the bare lamp, remove your old bulb first and copy its code exactly, since EIP-4200 and EIP-D450 units built at different times can carry small housing variations.
At a glance
- Wattage — 330 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08907
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
How many hours is the AH-42001 lamp rated for?
3000 hours at its rated wattage of 330 watts. Running the projector in an economy or low-brightness mode where available can help the bulb last closer to that figure over its working life.
Does AH-42001 fit projectors other than the EIP-4200 and EIP-D450?
Not according to our records; these are the only two models listed against this code. If you own a different Eiki projector, its lamp will most likely carry a different part number, so confirm using the label inside your unit.
What is the benefit of buying the bare lamp instead of the full module?
A bare lamp is cheaper because you are only paying for the bulb and reflector, not a new housing, cage and connector. It is the right choice as long as your current housing is undamaged and its pins are intact.
Is it safe to touch the glass on AH-42001 during fitting?
It is best avoided. Oils from skin can create hot spots on the glass once the lamp is powered up, which shortens its life. Hold the lamp by its base or metal frame and wipe the glass with a clean, dry cloth if needed.
What does it mean when AH-42001 is described as the original lamp?
It means the bulb inside matches the specification Eiki originally fitted to the EIP-4200 and EIP-D450, at 330 watts and a 3000-hour rating, rather than a lower-cost substitute burner built to a different spec.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How many hours is the AH-42001 lamp rated for?
3000 hours at its rated wattage of 330 watts. Running the projector in an economy or low-brightness mode where available can help the bulb last closer to that figure over its working life.
Does AH-42001 fit projectors other than the EIP-4200 and EIP-D450?
Not according to our records; these are the only two models listed against this code. If you own a different Eiki projector, its lamp will most likely carry a different part number, so confirm using the label inside your unit.
What is the benefit of buying the bare lamp instead of the full module?
A bare lamp is cheaper because you are only paying for the bulb and reflector, not a new housing, cage and connector. It is the right choice as long as your current housing is undamaged and its pins are intact.
Is it safe to touch the glass on AH-42001 during fitting?
It is best avoided. Oils from skin can create hot spots on the glass once the lamp is powered up, which shortens its life. Hold the lamp by its base or metal frame and wipe the glass with a clean, dry cloth if needed.
What does it mean when AH-42001 is described as the original lamp?
It means the bulb inside matches the specification Eiki originally fitted to the EIP-4200 and EIP-D450, at 330 watts and a 3000-hour rating, rather than a lower-cost substitute burner built to a different spec.
Other Eiki 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.
