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DT01051 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Hitachi.
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This version of DT01051 is the complete module for five Hitachi projectors: the CP-X4010, CP-X4020, CP-X4020E, CP-X4020J and HCP-4000X. Rated at 260W for 3000 hours, the bulb arrives already mounted in its housing, so the whole assembly is swapped as one piece.
We also list DT01051 as a bare bulb for a wider range that includes a Viewsonic model, so check that you want the complete module before ordering this listing specifically. For fitment, confirm your projector reads CP-X4010, CP-X4020, CP-X4020E, CP-X4020J or HCP-4000X on its model plate.
At a glance
- Wattage — 260 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09190
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
How is this listing different from the bare DT01051 lamp?
This listing is the complete module, with the 260W bulb already fitted into its housing, covering five Hitachi models. A separate bare-bulb listing for DT01051 also exists, which covers a wider range including a Viewsonic model and is fitted into a housing you keep.
Which Hitachi projectors take this DT01051 module?
This module fits the CP-X4010, CP-X4020, CP-X4020E, CP-X4020J and HCP-4000X. Check your projector's model plate against these five codes before ordering, since Hitachi's numbering across the X4000 range is easy to mix up.
Do the module and bare DT01051 share one rated life?
Yes. This DT01051 module is rated at 260W with a quoted life of 3000 hours, the same figures published for the bare-bulb version of this lamp. Actual life depends on projector usage patterns.
Do I need to open my old housing to fit this module?
No, because this is a complete module, the old lamp assembly is removed as a whole unit and the new one fitted in its place, without opening either housing to transfer the bulb.
How do I reset the lamp hours after installing this module?
After the new module is fitted and the access panel closed, reset the lamp hour counter through the projector's on-screen menu, typically under lamp or maintenance settings. Check your CP-X4020 or HCP-4000X manual for the exact path.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How is this listing different from the bare DT01051 lamp?
This listing is the complete module, with the 260W bulb already fitted into its housing, covering five Hitachi models. A separate bare-bulb listing for DT01051 also exists, which covers a wider range including a Viewsonic model and is fitted into a housing you keep.
Which Hitachi projectors take this DT01051 module?
This module fits the CP-X4010, CP-X4020, CP-X4020E, CP-X4020J and HCP-4000X. Check your projector's model plate against these five codes before ordering, since Hitachi's numbering across the X4000 range is easy to mix up.
Do the module and bare DT01051 share one rated life?
Yes. This DT01051 module is rated at 260W with a quoted life of 3000 hours, the same figures published for the bare-bulb version of this lamp. Actual life depends on projector usage patterns.
Do I need to open my old housing to fit this module?
No, because this is a complete module, the old lamp assembly is removed as a whole unit and the new one fitted in its place, without opening either housing to transfer the bulb.
How do I reset the lamp hours after installing this module?
After the new module is fitted and the access panel closed, reset the lamp hour counter through the projector's on-screen menu, typically under lamp or maintenance settings. Check your CP-X4020 or HCP-4000X manual for the exact path.
Other Hitachi 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.
