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Digital Projection 111-896 projector lamp with module
Fits 12 projector models from Digital.
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With no manufacturer part number attached, this lamp is listed here by the projectors it fits rather than by a code. It covers the Digital Projection 111-896, 111-896A and the wider TITAN 800 and TITAN Quad range, twelve model names in total, and is supplied as a complete module with the housing already fitted.
Because the TITAN 800 and TITAN Quad series has been listed under several naming conventions over the years, from Titan1080P-800 to TitanWUXGAQuad3D, check your exact model name against the list above rather than assuming a family match; all twelve share this one lamp module.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-12270
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Why does the TITAN 800 range's lamp appear here without a code?
This particular lamp has no published manufacturer code, so it is listed by the twelve projector names it fits instead, covering the 111-896 and the wider TITAN 800 and TITAN Quad range.
Across the TITAN family, which models accept this module?
It fits the Digital Projection 111-896, 111-896A, TITAN 800 1080P, TITAN 800 SX+, TITAN 800 WUXGA, TITAN Quad, and the various Titan naming variants such as Titan1080P-800 and TitanWUXGAQuad3D.
How do I confirm this module is right for my specific model?
Match your projector's exact model name, as printed on the case or shown on start-up, against the full list above. With no part number to check, the model name is the only reliable confirmation.
What happens during the swap itself?
Once the projector has cooled, the old module is released from its housing bay and the new one fitted in its place. As a full module, no bulb-only handling is needed.
Is there a careful way to fit a module this size?
Allow the projector time to cool before opening the lamp bay, and support the module by its housing rather than the bulb itself when lifting it in and out.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the TITAN 800 range's lamp appear here without a code?
This particular lamp has no published manufacturer code, so it is listed by the twelve projector names it fits instead, covering the 111-896 and the wider TITAN 800 and TITAN Quad range.
Across the TITAN family, which models accept this module?
It fits the Digital Projection 111-896, 111-896A, TITAN 800 1080P, TITAN 800 SX+, TITAN 800 WUXGA, TITAN Quad, and the various Titan naming variants such as Titan1080P-800 and TitanWUXGAQuad3D.
How do I confirm this module is right for my specific model?
Match your projector's exact model name, as printed on the case or shown on start-up, against the full list above. With no part number to check, the model name is the only reliable confirmation.
What happens during the swap itself?
Once the projector has cooled, the old module is released from its housing bay and the new one fitted in its place. As a full module, no bulb-only handling is needed.
Is there a careful way to fit a module this size?
Allow the projector time to cool before opening the lamp bay, and support the module by its housing rather than the bulb itself when lifting it in and out.
Other Digital 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.
