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Digital Projection 118-047 projector lamp with module
Fits 2 projector models from Digital.
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This lamp does not carry a published part number, so we list it by the projector it fits: the Digital Projection 118-047 and the E-Vision 6900. It is supplied as a full module, with the bulb already fitted into its own housing, ready to replace the assembly currently in the projector.
Because there is no manufacturer code attached to this lamp, the projector name is the surest way to check you have the right listing; the 118-047 and E-Vision 6900 use the identical module, so either name confirms a match. As a module, none of the old housing needs to be kept.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-12154
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
There's no code on this E-Vision 6900 lamp page — how is the part identified?
No published code exists for this particular lamp, so it is listed by the projector it fits instead. The 118-047 and E-Vision 6900 both take this same module.
Which two Digital Projection names does this module serve?
It fits the Digital Projection 118-047 and the E-Vision 6900. These two names refer to the same lamp and housing, so either one confirms you have the correct listing.
What's the best way to confirm this is right for my projector?
Check the model name on your projector's casing or start-up screen against 118-047 or E-Vision 6900. Without a part number to cross-check, the projector name is the most reliable guide.
Am I reusing anything from the 118-047's old lamp assembly?
No. The housing is included together with the bulb as one complete module, ready to fit as a single assembly, so nothing from your existing lamp needs to be kept or reused afterwards.
How does an E-Vision 6900 tend to behave when its lamp is fading?
A dimmer image, colour drifting away from normal, or a lamp warning shown by the projector are the usual signals. At that point, fitting this module restores expected brightness.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
There's no code on this E-Vision 6900 lamp page — how is the part identified?
No published code exists for this particular lamp, so it is listed by the projector it fits instead. The 118-047 and E-Vision 6900 both take this same module.
Which two Digital Projection names does this module serve?
It fits the Digital Projection 118-047 and the E-Vision 6900. These two names refer to the same lamp and housing, so either one confirms you have the correct listing.
What's the best way to confirm this is right for my projector?
Check the model name on your projector's casing or start-up screen against 118-047 or E-Vision 6900. Without a part number to cross-check, the projector name is the most reliable guide.
Am I reusing anything from the 118-047's old lamp assembly?
No. The housing is included together with the bulb as one complete module, ready to fit as a single assembly, so nothing from your existing lamp needs to be kept or reused afterwards.
How does an E-Vision 6900 tend to behave when its lamp is fading?
A dimmer image, colour drifting away from normal, or a lamp warning shown by the projector are the usual signals. At that point, fitting this module restores expected brightness.
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.
