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AH-62101 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Eiki.
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AH-62101 replaces the bulb inside two Eiki projectors, the EIP-250 and EIP-2600, and is rated at 230 watts with a 4000-hour service life. This is a bare lamp, so it fits inside your existing housing rather than arriving as a boxed module, and we record just one part code for it.
There is a full module version of this same lamp available separately, listed under a different SKU, for projectors whose housing is damaged or worn. Because AH-62101 is the only code recorded for this bulb, check it directly against the sticker on your old lamp or inside the EIP-250 or EIP-2600 lamp bay before ordering.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08902
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What is the rated life of the AH-62101 lamp?
It is rated at 4000 hours, one of the longer-life bulbs in the Eiki EIP range. As with any projector lamp, actual life varies with how often it is used and the brightness mode selected, so treat 4000 hours as a planning figure.
Is there a version of AH-62101 that includes the housing?
Yes, the same lamp is also sold as a complete module with housing included, listed under a separate SKU, for cases where the original housing is cracked or the connector is damaged. This bare version is for reusing an existing housing.
Will AH-62101 fit any other Eiki projector besides the EIP-250 and EIP-2600?
Based on the record we hold, no. Only these two models are listed against this code, so if you own a different Eiki projector, check the label inside it for a separate part number before ordering.
Do I need to do anything to the projector's lamp counter after fitting a new bulb?
Many Eiki models track lamp hours automatically and prompt you to reset the counter from the on-screen menu once a new lamp is fitted, so it accurately reflects the new bulb's remaining life going forward.
How should I dispose of the old bulb once AH-62101 is fitted?
Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should be handled carefully rather than thrown in general waste. Many local recycling centres accept them separately, and keeping the old housing intact until the new lamp is confirmed working is sensible.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the rated life of the AH-62101 lamp?
It is rated at 4000 hours, one of the longer-life bulbs in the Eiki EIP range. As with any projector lamp, actual life varies with how often it is used and the brightness mode selected, so treat 4000 hours as a planning figure.
Is there a version of AH-62101 that includes the housing?
Yes, the same lamp is also sold as a complete module with housing included, listed under a separate SKU, for cases where the original housing is cracked or the connector is damaged. This bare version is for reusing an existing housing.
Will AH-62101 fit any other Eiki projector besides the EIP-250 and EIP-2600?
Based on the record we hold, no. Only these two models are listed against this code, so if you own a different Eiki projector, check the label inside it for a separate part number before ordering.
Do I need to do anything to the projector's lamp counter after fitting a new bulb?
Many Eiki models track lamp hours automatically and prompt you to reset the counter from the on-screen menu once a new lamp is fitted, so it accurately reflects the new bulb's remaining life going forward.
How should I dispose of the old bulb once AH-62101 is fitted?
Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should be handled carefully rather than thrown in general waste. Many local recycling centres accept them separately, and keeping the old housing intact until the new lamp is confirmed working is sensible.
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.




