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DT00201 projector lamp module
Fits 5 projector models from Boxlight · Hitachi · Liesegang · Viewsonic.
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For anyone who would rather replace the housing along with the bulb, this DT00201 module fits the same five projectors as the bare version: the Hitachi CP-X935 and CP-X935J, the Boxlight MP-93i, the Liesegang dv315 and the Viewsonic PJL1035-1. It is rated at 150 watts and 2,000 hours.
The lamp inside this module is also known as ZU0256044010, sometimes written with spaces as ZU0256 04 4010, so either format on your old part confirms this is the right lamp. Unlike the bare listing, this version arrives with the housing already built in, ready to fit as a single unit.
At a glance
- Wattage — 150 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08531
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Should I buy the module or the bare bulb for my Hitachi CP-X935?
Choose the module if your current housing is cracked, loose or showing signs of wear; choose the bare bulb if the housing is fine and only the lamp itself has failed.
Why is ZU0256 04 4010 written with spaces on some listings?
It is purely a formatting difference: ZU0256 04 4010 and ZU0256044010 are the same code, just presented with or without spaces depending on which supplier's label you are reading.
Does this module fit the Liesegang dv315 the same way as the Hitachi model?
Yes, the Liesegang dv315 shares its lamp bay and housing design with the Hitachi CP-X935, Boxlight MP-93i and Viewsonic PJL1035-1, so this same DT00201 module fits all four without modification.
Do I need any tools to fit a module like this?
Most projectors only need the lamp door released, usually with a small screwdriver, before the old module lifts out and the new DT00201 module slides into its place.
How can I tell my current lamp is the version this module replaces?
Check for DT00201 or ZU0256044010 printed on the lamp or its housing, and confirm your projector is one of the four models listed rather than a similarly named one.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Should I buy the module or the bare bulb for my Hitachi CP-X935?
Choose the module if your current housing is cracked, loose or showing signs of wear; choose the bare bulb if the housing is fine and only the lamp itself has failed.
Why is ZU0256 04 4010 written with spaces on some listings?
It is purely a formatting difference: ZU0256 04 4010 and ZU0256044010 are the same code, just presented with or without spaces depending on which supplier's label you are reading.
Does this module fit the Liesegang dv315 the same way as the Hitachi model?
Yes, the Liesegang dv315 shares its lamp bay and housing design with the Hitachi CP-X935, Boxlight MP-93i and Viewsonic PJL1035-1, so this same DT00201 module fits all four without modification.
Do I need any tools to fit a module like this?
Most projectors only need the lamp door released, usually with a small screwdriver, before the old module lifts out and the new DT00201 module slides into its place.
How can I tell my current lamp is the version this module replaces?
Check for DT00201 or ZU0256044010 printed on the lamp or its housing, and confirm your projector is one of the four models listed rather than a similarly named one.
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.
