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DMS700 bare projector lamp

Fits 4 projector models from 3M.

SKU LA-07751 · MPN DMS700

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The 3M Digital Media System 700 and 710, also badged as the S7003M and S7103M, use a common replacement lamp listed here as DMS700. This is the bare bulb only, without a housing, so it is designed to be fitted into your existing module rather than supplied as a complete standalone unit.

This same lamp is also sold as a complete module under 78-6969-9881-0, and the alternative code DMS710 refers to the identical bulb as well. Choose the bare DMS700 if your existing housing is undamaged; order the module instead if the housing or socket has failed.

At a glance

  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-07751
  • Compatibility — 4 projector models

Common questions

What is the difference between DMS700 and 78-6969-9881-0?
They are the same lamp. DMS700 is the bare-bulb listing, while 78-6969-9881-0 is the complete version with housing included. DMS710 is simply another code used for this identical bulb.

Which projectors use this lamp?
The 3M Digital Media System 700 and Digital Media System 710, which are also sold under the model names S7003M and S7103M, all share this same replacement lamp.

Does this listing state a wattage or lamp life?
No figures are published for this lamp in our records, so we have not listed a wattage or hours rating rather than guess. If you need those figures, check the marking on your existing bulb or your projector's documentation.

How do I reset the lamp hour counter on the DMS700 unit?
Most Digital Media System projectors offer a lamp-reset option in the on-screen service or maintenance menu, which should be run after fitting a new bulb so the projector tracks the new lamp's usage accurately.

Is DMS710 a different lamp to DMS700?
No, DMS710 is an alternative code for the same physical lamp as DMS700 and 78-6969-9881-0. All three refer to one bulb used across the Digital Media System 700 and 710 range.

At a glance
TYPEbare
SKULA-07751
COMPATIBILITY4 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

What is the difference between DMS700 and 78-6969-9881-0?

They are the same lamp. DMS700 is the bare-bulb listing, while 78-6969-9881-0 is the complete version with housing included. DMS710 is simply another code used for this identical bulb.

Which projectors use this lamp?

The 3M Digital Media System 700 and Digital Media System 710, which are also sold under the model names S7003M and S7103M, all share this same replacement lamp.

Does this listing state a wattage or lamp life?

No figures are published for this lamp in our records, so we have not listed a wattage or hours rating rather than guess. If you need those figures, check the marking on your existing bulb or your projector's documentation.

How do I reset the lamp hour counter on the DMS700 unit?

Most Digital Media System projectors offer a lamp-reset option in the on-screen service or maintenance menu, which should be run after fitting a new bulb so the projector tracks the new lamp's usage accurately.

Is DMS710 a different lamp to DMS700?

No, DMS710 is an alternative code for the same physical lamp as DMS700 and 78-6969-9881-0. All three refer to one bulb used across the Digital Media System 700 and 710 range.