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CP720E-930 bare projector lamp

Fits 5 projector models from Boxlight.

SKU LA-08512 · MPN CP720E-930 · 180 W · 2,000 h

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CP720E-930 is a 180-watt bare lamp rated at 2,000 hours, built for five closely related Boxlight projectors: the Beacon, the CP-720e and CP-720es, and the CP-745e and CP-745es. These models share a common lamp bay, so the same bulb serves all five without modification.

We list this lamp under the single code CP720E-930, as no alternative part number has surfaced for it. Being a bare lamp, it is supplied without housing, so it is fitted into the lamp cage already built into your Boxlight Beacon or CP-series projector, and it's worth checking your exact model against the five listed above before ordering.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 180 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-08512
  • Compatibility — 5 projector models

Common questions

Is the Boxlight Beacon really the same projector as the CP-720e?
The Beacon is closely related to the CP-720e and shares its lamp bay, which is why both, along with the CP-720es, CP-745e and CP-745es, take the identical CP720E-930 lamp.

Does the CP720E-930 replace my Boxlight's lamp cage?
No, it is a bare bulb, so it fits inside the housing that is already present in your Boxlight projector rather than replacing that housing.

Has CP720E-930 ever appeared under another listing code?
Not that we have found; CP720E-930 is the only number we know for this lamp, so it is the one to check against your existing lamp or projector documentation.

What's the difference between the CP-720e and CP-745e models?
They are closely related projectors in Boxlight's range that happen to share the same lamp bay, so while the models differ, CP720E-930 fits all five variants covered in this listing.

Any hand-care rules for fitting this Boxlight bulb?
Yes: avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, hold the lamp by its base, and make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool before you begin.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE180 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-08512
COMPATIBILITY5 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Is the Boxlight Beacon really the same projector as the CP-720e?

The Beacon is closely related to the CP-720e and shares its lamp bay, which is why both, along with the CP-720es, CP-745e and CP-745es, take the identical CP720E-930 lamp.

Does the CP720E-930 replace my Boxlight's lamp cage?

No, it is a bare bulb, so it fits inside the housing that is already present in your Boxlight projector rather than replacing that housing.

Has CP720E-930 ever appeared under another listing code?

Not that we have found; CP720E-930 is the only number we know for this lamp, so it is the one to check against your existing lamp or projector documentation.

What's the difference between the CP-720e and CP-745e models?

They are closely related projectors in Boxlight's range that happen to share the same lamp bay, so while the models differ, CP720E-930 fits all five variants covered in this listing.

Any hand-care rules for fitting this Boxlight bulb?

Yes: avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, hold the lamp by its base, and make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool before you begin.