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DT00201 bare projector lamp
Fits 5 projector models from Boxlight · Hitachi · Liesegang · Viewsonic.
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DT00201 is a 150-watt, 2,000-hour bare lamp used across four brands that share the same projector platform: the Hitachi CP-X935 and CP-X935J, the Boxlight MP-93i, the Liesegang dv315 and the Viewsonic PJL1035-1. Despite the different badges, all five models take the identical bulb.
The same lamp is also coded ZU0256044010, so check that number too if it appears on your old lamp or inside the projector's lamp door. This is a bare bulb only, meant to be fitted into the housing already built into your Hitachi, Boxlight, Liesegang or Viewsonic projector rather than sold as a complete module.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08530
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Why do Hitachi, Boxlight, Liesegang and Viewsonic all use the same lamp?
These four brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector platform, so the internal lamp and optics are identical even though the outer casing and branding differ between them.
Is ZU0256044010 a different lamp from DT00201?
No, ZU0256044010 is simply another code used for this same bulb, so either number confirms you have the right part for your Hitachi, Boxlight, Liesegang or Viewsonic projector.
Does this listing come with the lamp housing?
No, DT00201 is supplied as a bare bulb, so it is designed to be fitted back into the housing that is already present inside your projector's lamp compartment.
What is the difference between this listing and DT00201 sold as a module?
This version is the bare lamp only; a separate listing offers the same DT00201 bulb pre-fitted into a complete housing module for anyone who would rather replace the housing at the same time.
How do I tell if my lamp has reached the end of its life?
Look out for a picture that has become noticeably dimmer, colours that look washed out, or a lamp warning light on the projector itself; any of these suggest the 2,000-hour rating is close.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do Hitachi, Boxlight, Liesegang and Viewsonic all use the same lamp?
These four brands sold rebadged versions of the same projector platform, so the internal lamp and optics are identical even though the outer casing and branding differ between them.
Is ZU0256044010 a different lamp from DT00201?
No, ZU0256044010 is simply another code used for this same bulb, so either number confirms you have the right part for your Hitachi, Boxlight, Liesegang or Viewsonic projector.
Does this listing come with the lamp housing?
No, DT00201 is supplied as a bare bulb, so it is designed to be fitted back into the housing that is already present inside your projector's lamp compartment.
What is the difference between this listing and DT00201 sold as a module?
This version is the bare lamp only; a separate listing offers the same DT00201 bulb pre-fitted into a complete housing module for anyone who would rather replace the housing at the same time.
How do I tell if my lamp has reached the end of its life?
Look out for a picture that has become noticeably dimmer, colours that look washed out, or a lamp warning light on the projector itself; any of these suggest the 2,000-hour rating is close.
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.
