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JP830X-LAMP bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Jector.
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Jector's JP822X and JP830X projectors both take the JP830X-LAMP, a single lamp shared across the pair despite their different model names. This bare version is sold without a housing, so you fit the bulb into the carrier already installed in your projector.
There's just the one part number for this lamp, so there's nothing else to check beyond confirming your projector reads JP822X or JP830X. Because no housing ships with a bare bulb, examine your current one for cracks or a worn socket before fitting the replacement.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09303
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why do the JP822X and JP830X share a part number that only mentions the 830X?
Jector lists the same lamp assembly against both models, and the part is simply named after the JP830X. It fits the JP822X equally, despite the naming.
Is there a module version of this lamp available too?
Yes, the same JP830X-LAMP part number is also available as a complete module elsewhere in our catalogue if you'd rather replace the housing as well as the bulb.
What should I check on my existing housing before fitting a bare bulb?
Look for cracks in the casing, a damaged reflector or a loose socket. A worn housing can shorten the working life of even a fresh bulb once fitted.
How do I know if my projector is a JP822X rather than a JP830X?
Check the model badge printed on the unit's casing. Either name is fine for this listing, since both take the identical lamp and fit the same way.
Are there alternative part numbers for the JP830X-LAMP?
No, this is the only code on record for the lamp, so there's no second number to match against your old bulb before placing your order.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why do the JP822X and JP830X share a part number that only mentions the 830X?
Jector lists the same lamp assembly against both models, and the part is simply named after the JP830X. It fits the JP822X equally, despite the naming.
Is there a module version of this lamp available too?
Yes, the same JP830X-LAMP part number is also available as a complete module elsewhere in our catalogue if you'd rather replace the housing as well as the bulb.
What should I check on my existing housing before fitting a bare bulb?
Look for cracks in the casing, a damaged reflector or a loose socket. A worn housing can shorten the working life of even a fresh bulb once fitted.
How do I know if my projector is a JP822X rather than a JP830X?
Check the model badge printed on the unit's casing. Either name is fine for this listing, since both take the identical lamp and fit the same way.
Are there alternative part numbers for the JP830X-LAMP?
No, this is the only code on record for the lamp, so there's no second number to match against your old bulb before placing your order.
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.
