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EC.J4800.001 bare projector lamp
Fits 3 projector models from Acer.
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Fitted across the Acer PD528, PD528W and PH730P, this bare bulb carries the same 250-watt, 2,000-hour rating as the module version but ships without a housing. It suits anyone whose existing housing is still sound and who only needs to swap the bulb inside it rather than the whole assembly.
This bulb shares its code, EC.J4800.001, with the module listing, so check the product type as well as the part number before you order. There are no alternative codes on file for this lamp. Inspect your housing for cracks, a loose socket or scorch marks before fitting a bare bulb, since damage there will not be solved by a new bulb alone.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08009
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Do I need to replace the housing along with this bulb?
No, this listing is for the bulb only, so your existing housing stays in place. It is designed to be removed and refitted around this new bulb, which is why checking the housing's condition first matters more than it would with a full module.
Which Acer models is this bare bulb compatible with?
It is compatible with the Acer PD528, PD528W and PH730P, the same three models covered by the module version of EC.J4800.001. Check your projector's model number before ordering to be certain.
Are there other codes I should look for on my old lamp?
No, EC.J4800.001 is the only code we have on record for this lamp, so there is no alternative number to cross-check. If your old lamp shows a different code entirely, it may not be the same part.
What is the safest way to handle a bare projector bulb?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, since oils from skin can shorten its working life once the lamp heats up. Hold it by its metal base or ceramic collar, and let a projector cool fully before removing the old bulb.
What does the 2,000-hour rating actually mean?
It is the lamp's rated working life under normal use, after which brightness typically declines and the risk of failure increases. It is a reference figure rather than a guarantee, since actual life depends on how the projector is used.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Do I need to replace the housing along with this bulb?
No, this listing is for the bulb only, so your existing housing stays in place. It is designed to be removed and refitted around this new bulb, which is why checking the housing's condition first matters more than it would with a full module.
Which Acer models is this bare bulb compatible with?
It is compatible with the Acer PD528, PD528W and PH730P, the same three models covered by the module version of EC.J4800.001. Check your projector's model number before ordering to be certain.
Are there other codes I should look for on my old lamp?
No, EC.J4800.001 is the only code we have on record for this lamp, so there is no alternative number to cross-check. If your old lamp shows a different code entirely, it may not be the same part.
What is the safest way to handle a bare projector bulb?
Avoid touching the glass with bare fingers, since oils from skin can shorten its working life once the lamp heats up. Hold it by its metal base or ceramic collar, and let a projector cool fully before removing the old bulb.
What does the 2,000-hour rating actually mean?
It is the lamp's rated working life under normal use, after which brightness typically declines and the risk of failure increases. It is a reference figure rather than a guarantee, since actual life depends on how the projector is used.
Other Acer 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.
