GENUINE OEM INSIDEL129 projector lamp with module for Eizo, Knoll, Lightware, Mitsubishi, Philips, Plus, Sony projectors
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L129 projector lamp with module

Fits 45 projector models from Eizo · Knoll · Lightware · Mitsubishi · Philips · Plus · Sony.

SKU LA-08976 · MPN L129 · 130 W · 1,000 h

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L129 is available as this complete module, a 130-watt bulb rated for 1,000 hours and supplied already fitted inside its housing. It fits the same shared projector platform sold under seven brand names, Eizo, Knoll, Lightware, Mitsubishi, Philips, Plus and Sony, and covers forty-five of the model names those brands used for it.

We also list this exact lamp under alternative codes including 28-390, LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, U3-120, U3-130, VLT-X30LP and VLT-XD20LP, reflecting how many resellers rebadged the same base projector. Choose this module listing rather than the bare L129 if your existing housing needs replacing too, or you'd rather not handle a loose bulb.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 130 W
  • Rated life — 1,000 hours
  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-08976
  • Compatibility — 45 projector models

Common questions

What's different between this L129 listing and the bare bulb version?
This one is the module, with the bulb already fitted inside a housing, so the full assembly is replaced. The bare version is the bulb alone, for a housing you already have.

Why does the compatibility list include U3-120 as well as U3-130?
Both U3-120 and U3-130 are model names used on the same rebadged projector platform this lamp fits, alongside the seven brand names listed on this page.

How many projector models does the L129 module cover?
Forty-five, spread across seven brands: Eizo, Knoll, Lightware, Mitsubishi, Philips, Plus and Sony, all built on the same underlying platform and all taking this identical module.

Are the alternative codes for this module the same as for the bare L129?
Largely, yes, though this listing also includes U3-120. Codes such as LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, VLT-X30LP and VLT-XD20LP apply to both the bare and module versions of the same lamp.

What does 'original' mean when a lamp is sold under several brand names like this?
It means the bulb matches the part number the projector manufacturer specified, in this case L129, rather than a generic replacement, even though the projector itself may be badged under a different company's name.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
WATTAGE130 W
RATED LIFE1,000 h
SKULA-08976
COMPATIBILITY45 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

What's different between this L129 listing and the bare bulb version?

This one is the module, with the bulb already fitted inside a housing, so the full assembly is replaced. The bare version is the bulb alone, for a housing you already have.

Why does the compatibility list include U3-120 as well as U3-130?

Both U3-120 and U3-130 are model names used on the same rebadged projector platform this lamp fits, alongside the seven brand names listed on this page.

How many projector models does the L129 module cover?

Forty-five, spread across seven brands: Eizo, Knoll, Lightware, Mitsubishi, Philips, Plus and Sony, all built on the same underlying platform and all taking this identical module.

Are the alternative codes for this module the same as for the bare L129?

Largely, yes, though this listing also includes U3-120. Codes such as LCA3113, LCA3119, LMP-M130, VLT-X30LP and VLT-XD20LP apply to both the bare and module versions of the same lamp.

What does 'original' mean when a lamp is sold under several brand names like this?

It means the bulb matches the part number the projector manufacturer specified, in this case L129, rather than a generic replacement, even though the projector itself may be badged under a different company's name.