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Cinema SDC-30-LAMP bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Wolf.
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This bare lamp, listed as Cinema SDC-30-LAMP, is the bulb-only equivalent of the SDC-30-LAMP module, built for the Wolf Cinema SDC-30 at 350 watts with a rated life of around 2,000 hours. Fit it into your existing housing rather than replacing the housing itself.
Given the 350-watt rating runs hotter than lower-output Wolf Cinema lamps, inspect your housing closely for scorching or a loose lamp cage before deciding on the bare option. If the housing shows any of that wear, the module version, sold under the same base part number, replaces both lamp and housing together.
At a glance
- Wattage — 350 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10724
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Is Cinema SDC-30-LAMP the same lamp as SDC-30-LAMP?
Yes, these are the two names for the same part; Cinema SDC-30-LAMP and SDC-30-LAMP both identify this 350-watt, 2,000-hour lamp for the Wolf Cinema SDC-30.
Why choose the bare lamp over the module for the SDC-30?
If your existing housing is undamaged and seals properly, the bare lamp is the simpler and cheaper option, since you are only replacing the bulb rather than the whole assembly.
How do I fit a bare 350-watt lamp safely?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the housing, then handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass, seating it in the same orientation as the old lamp you have just removed.
Does the SDC-30 need anything beyond the bulb swap?
After fitting, reset the lamp hour counter through the SDC-30's on-screen menu, so the projector measures the new bulb's 2,000-hour life from the start rather than the previous lamp's total.
Are there other part numbers for this SDC-30 lamp besides these two?
No, as listed, Cinema SDC-30-LAMP and SDC-30-LAMP are the only two codes we hold for this lamp, covering the module and bare versions respectively for the SDC-30.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is Cinema SDC-30-LAMP the same lamp as SDC-30-LAMP?
Yes, these are the two names for the same part; Cinema SDC-30-LAMP and SDC-30-LAMP both identify this 350-watt, 2,000-hour lamp for the Wolf Cinema SDC-30.
Why choose the bare lamp over the module for the SDC-30?
If your existing housing is undamaged and seals properly, the bare lamp is the simpler and cheaper option, since you are only replacing the bulb rather than the whole assembly.
How do I fit a bare 350-watt lamp safely?
Let the projector cool fully before opening the housing, then handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass, seating it in the same orientation as the old lamp you have just removed.
Does the SDC-30 need anything beyond the bulb swap?
After fitting, reset the lamp hour counter through the SDC-30's on-screen menu, so the projector measures the new bulb's 2,000-hour life from the start rather than the previous lamp's total.
Are there other part numbers for this SDC-30 lamp besides these two?
No, as listed, Cinema SDC-30-LAMP and SDC-30-LAMP are the only two codes we hold for this lamp, covering the module and bare versions respectively for the SDC-30.
Other Wolf 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.
