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Jector JP930X bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Jector.
This is our reference price in US dollars. We confirm the delivered price for United Arab Emirates on a formal quote, including shipping, duties where we can prepay them, and the correct local warranty terms.
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This lamp has no manufacturer code on file, so we list it against the projector it is confirmed to fit, the Jector JP930X. Supplied bare, it is the bulb alone, intended to go into the housing your JP930X already carries.
Without a part number to verify, double-check the model printed on your projector reads JP930X rather than a nearby model in the same range, since visually similar units can take different lamps. Being a bare bulb, this order does not include a housing, so plan to reuse the one already fitted.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09314
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
How is this JP930X lamp identified without a manufacturer code?
Some lamps in our catalogue have no published manufacturer code, and this is one of them, so we identify it by the projector it fits, the Jector JP930X, instead of a part string.
What is the risk of ordering by projector name instead of a code?
The main risk is picking a similarly named model by mistake, so check the exact model printed on your JP930X carefully. Once that is confirmed, ordering by projector name is just as reliable as a code.
Am I reusing the JP930X's own cage with this purchase?
Yes. This is the bare lamp only, so you keep and reuse the housing already fitted inside your JP930X, and only the bulb itself is replaced.
Is it safe to touch the glass on a bare replacement bulb?
It is best avoided. Skin oils on the glass envelope can cause uneven heating and shorten the bulb's life, so handle it by the base or with a clean cloth during fitting.
How do I know when a lamp like this needs replacing?
Watch for a dimmer or discoloured image, a lamp warning indicator on the projector, or the unit refusing to start. Checking recorded lamp hours against typical usage is a useful extra signal.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How is this JP930X lamp identified without a manufacturer code?
Some lamps in our catalogue have no published manufacturer code, and this is one of them, so we identify it by the projector it fits, the Jector JP930X, instead of a part string.
What is the risk of ordering by projector name instead of a code?
The main risk is picking a similarly named model by mistake, so check the exact model printed on your JP930X carefully. Once that is confirmed, ordering by projector name is just as reliable as a code.
Am I reusing the JP930X's own cage with this purchase?
Yes. This is the bare lamp only, so you keep and reuse the housing already fitted inside your JP930X, and only the bulb itself is replaced.
Is it safe to touch the glass on a bare replacement bulb?
It is best avoided. Skin oils on the glass envelope can cause uneven heating and shorten the bulb's life, so handle it by the base or with a clean cloth during fitting.
How do I know when a lamp like this needs replacing?
Watch for a dimmer or discoloured image, a lamp warning indicator on the projector, or the unit refusing to start. Checking recorded lamp hours against typical usage is a useful extra signal.
Other Jector 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.
