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CP730E-930 bare projector lamp
Fits 8 projector models from Boxlight · Claxan · E-Lumax · Elux · Everest · Geha · Megapower.
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Seven brands rebadge the same projector chassis that takes the CP730E-930, from the Boxlight CP-730e to the Geha COMPACT 273 and Megapower ML173. At 150 watts and a 2,000-hour rating, it's a bare lamp, so it fits into the housing already inside your unit. CP730E-930 is the only code we hold for it.
With eight compatible projectors spanning seven brands, the safest way to order is by your projector's exact model name rather than its brand, since several of these units are the same design sold under different labels. This is a bare lamp only: the housing, connector and cage from your current unit are reused, not replaced.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08513
- Compatibility — 8 projector models
Common questions
Why does the same lamp fit so many different projector brands?
Some projector ranges are built on a shared chassis and sold under different names by different companies. The CP730E-930 fits eight such models across Boxlight, Claxan, E-Lumax, Elux, Everest, Geha and Megapower because they share the same lamp compartment.
My projector is a Claxan EX-27020 — is this the right lamp?
Yes, the CP730E-930 is listed for the Claxan EX-27020 as well as the Claxan CL ACC 27020. It's also listed against models from six other brands, so check your exact model name to be sure before ordering.
What exactly do I receive when I order CP730E-930?
This is listed as a Bare Projector Lamp, so the order is the lamp itself, not a housing. It's built to go into the module already fitted inside any of the eight compatible projectors listed for this part.
What is the rated wattage of the CP730E-930?
It's rated at 150 watts with a service life of 2,000 hours. These figures apply across all eight listed projectors, since they share the same lamp compartment and specification.
How do I handle a used CP730E-930 lamp?
Projector lamps run at high temperature and can be under pressure when hot, so let a spent lamp cool fully before removing it, and handle it by its base rather than the glass. Follow your local rules for disposing of it once removed.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does the same lamp fit so many different projector brands?
Some projector ranges are built on a shared chassis and sold under different names by different companies. The CP730E-930 fits eight such models across Boxlight, Claxan, E-Lumax, Elux, Everest, Geha and Megapower because they share the same lamp compartment.
My projector is a Claxan EX-27020 — is this the right lamp?
Yes, the CP730E-930 is listed for the Claxan EX-27020 as well as the Claxan CL ACC 27020. It's also listed against models from six other brands, so check your exact model name to be sure before ordering.
What exactly do I receive when I order CP730E-930?
This is listed as a Bare Projector Lamp, so the order is the lamp itself, not a housing. It's built to go into the module already fitted inside any of the eight compatible projectors listed for this part.
What is the rated wattage of the CP730E-930?
It's rated at 150 watts with a service life of 2,000 hours. These figures apply across all eight listed projectors, since they share the same lamp compartment and specification.
How do I handle a used CP730E-930 lamp?
Projector lamps run at high temperature and can be under pressure when hot, so let a spent lamp cool fully before removing it, and handle it by its base rather than the glass. Follow your local rules for disposing of it once removed.
Other Boxlight 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.




