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DT01461 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Dukane · Hitachi.
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This is the DT01461 bulb on its own, made for the Dukane Image Pro 8420 and 8421 and the Hitachi CP-DX250 and CP-DX300. It is rated at 190 watts and carries a 5000 hour life, among the longer ratings in this catalogue, and is intended to be fitted into the housing already inside your projector rather than replacing that housing.
Fitting a bare bulb means transferring it into your existing lamp cage, so keep that cage when you remove the failed lamp. DT01461 has no alternative part numbers on record, so this single code is what to check against your current lamp before ordering, on either the Dukane or Hitachi versions.
At a glance
- Wattage — 190 W
- Rated life — 5,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08831
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Do the Dukane and Hitachi versions use the exact same bulb?
Yes, DT01461 is identical across the Image Pro 8420, Image Pro 8421, CP-DX250 and CP-DX300, regardless of which brand name appears on the projector case.
How long is the lamp rated to last?
5000 hours, which is towards the higher end for lamps of this wattage. Actual life depends on how often the projector runs and whether an eco brightness mode is used.
Does the price reflect a housing as well as the bulb?
No. This listing is for the bare bulb only, at 190 watts, without a housing. You reuse the cage from your current lamp when fitting the replacement.
Why is a generic photo shown rather than the actual lamp?
No photograph of this specific bulb is available yet, so a placeholder image is used. The part number and compatibility details above are accurate regardless of the picture shown.
What is the right way to dispose of the old bulb?
Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should not go in general waste. Most local recycling centres accept them as electrical or bulb waste; check with your council for the nearest drop-off point.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do the Dukane and Hitachi versions use the exact same bulb?
Yes, DT01461 is identical across the Image Pro 8420, Image Pro 8421, CP-DX250 and CP-DX300, regardless of which brand name appears on the projector case.
How long is the lamp rated to last?
5000 hours, which is towards the higher end for lamps of this wattage. Actual life depends on how often the projector runs and whether an eco brightness mode is used.
Does the price reflect a housing as well as the bulb?
No. This listing is for the bare bulb only, at 190 watts, without a housing. You reuse the cage from your current lamp when fitting the replacement.
Why is a generic photo shown rather than the actual lamp?
No photograph of this specific bulb is available yet, so a placeholder image is used. The part number and compatibility details above are accurate regardless of the picture shown.
What is the right way to dispose of the old bulb?
Projector lamps contain pressurised glass and should not go in general waste. Most local recycling centres accept them as electrical or bulb waste; check with your council for the nearest drop-off point.
Other Dukane 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.
