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DT01181 Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 17 projector models from Hitachi.
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Seventeen Hitachi projectors, from the CP-A220N and CP-A3 through to the HCP-A85W and iPJ-AW250NM, are covered by this single 210-watt lamp, rated for 3,000 hours. Despite the range of model names across the CP-A, ED-A and HCP-A lines, they all share the identical lamp specification.
This lamp carries three interchangeable codes: DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381. Whichever one appears on your old lamp or in your projector's documentation, all three point to the same 210-watt module supplied here. It arrives as a complete housing rather than a bare bulb.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09158
- Compatibility — 17 projector models
Common questions
Why do DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 all point to one lamp?
DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 were issued at different points for what is functionally the same lamp and housing, likely reflecting minor production or supplier changes rather than a change in specification. All three fit the same 17 projectors.
How do I know which of the seventeen models is mine?
Check the model name printed on your projector's rating label, whether it reads CP-A, ED-A, HCP-A or the BZ-1M and iPJ-AW250NM variants. All of them take the same DT01181 lamp, so once you have confirmed the model, ordering is straightforward.
What is the rated life of the DT01181?
Hitachi rates it at 3,000 hours running at 210 watts. As with any projector lamp, heavy use in a bright picture mode will tend to shorten this compared with lighter, more occasional use.
Does the DT01181 include a housing?
Yes, it is supplied as a complete lamp with module. You replace the entire assembly rather than opening the old housing to transfer the bulb.
Can I use DT01251 in a projector that specifies DT01181?
Yes, we treat DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 as the same part across this whole family of 17 projectors, so whichever code your projector's documentation quotes, this listing is the correct match.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 all point to one lamp?
DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 were issued at different points for what is functionally the same lamp and housing, likely reflecting minor production or supplier changes rather than a change in specification. All three fit the same 17 projectors.
How do I know which of the seventeen models is mine?
Check the model name printed on your projector's rating label, whether it reads CP-A, ED-A, HCP-A or the BZ-1M and iPJ-AW250NM variants. All of them take the same DT01181 lamp, so once you have confirmed the model, ordering is straightforward.
What is the rated life of the DT01181?
Hitachi rates it at 3,000 hours running at 210 watts. As with any projector lamp, heavy use in a bright picture mode will tend to shorten this compared with lighter, more occasional use.
Does the DT01181 include a housing?
Yes, it is supplied as a complete lamp with module. You replace the entire assembly rather than opening the old housing to transfer the bulb.
Can I use DT01251 in a projector that specifies DT01181?
Yes, we treat DT01181, DT01251 and DT01381 as the same part across this whole family of 17 projectors, so whichever code your projector's documentation quotes, this listing is the correct match.
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.
