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L1695A Bare Projector Lamp
Fits 14 projector models from Compaq · HP.
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Bare-bulb buyers replacing lamps in the VP6300 series, sold under both Compaq and HP badges from the VP6300 through to the VP6328, will want this L1695A bulb. Rated at 210 watts for 4,000 hours, it is sold without a housing, for fitting into an existing cage rather than as a complete module.
Fourteen closely related VP6300-series projectors, spanning both Compaq's and HP's naming of the same range, take this identical bulb. As no photograph exists for this listing, we describe it by specification: a bare 210-watt, 4,000-hour bulb, distinct from any complete housed module sold for other lamps in this range.
At a glance
- Wattage — 210 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08712
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Why is this listed as a bare bulb rather than with a housing?
We list the L1695A here without a housing, intended for anyone whose existing VP6300-series housing is undamaged and who wants to transfer just the bulb rather than replace the whole assembly.
Do all fourteen VP6300-series models really share one lamp?
Yes, from the base VP6300 through the VP6310, VP6311, VP6312, VP6315, VP6320, VP6321, VP6325 and VP6328, sold under both Compaq and HP names, all fourteen take this identical L1695A bulb.
Is it safe to handle a bare projector bulb myself?
Let the projector cool fully before removing the old bulb, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass directly with your fingers, since skin oils can shorten its working life. Handle it by the base wherever the housing design allows.
Why is there no photograph for the L1695A?
This bare-bulb listing has not been photographed, so a placeholder image is shown. This does not affect the specification, which remains a genuine 210-watt, 4,000-hour bulb for the VP6300 series.
How long is the L1695A rated to last?
4,000 hours at 210 watts, a longer figure than some of the other lamps in the Compaq and HP portable range. As always, treat this as a guide rather than a guaranteed figure, since usage patterns vary.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why is this listed as a bare bulb rather than with a housing?
We list the L1695A here without a housing, intended for anyone whose existing VP6300-series housing is undamaged and who wants to transfer just the bulb rather than replace the whole assembly.
Do all fourteen VP6300-series models really share one lamp?
Yes, from the base VP6300 through the VP6310, VP6311, VP6312, VP6315, VP6320, VP6321, VP6325 and VP6328, sold under both Compaq and HP names, all fourteen take this identical L1695A bulb.
Is it safe to handle a bare projector bulb myself?
Let the projector cool fully before removing the old bulb, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass directly with your fingers, since skin oils can shorten its working life. Handle it by the base wherever the housing design allows.
Why is there no photograph for the L1695A?
This bare-bulb listing has not been photographed, so a placeholder image is shown. This does not affect the specification, which remains a genuine 210-watt, 4,000-hour bulb for the VP6300 series.
How long is the L1695A rated to last?
4,000 hours at 210 watts, a longer figure than some of the other lamps in the Compaq and HP portable range. As always, treat this as a guide rather than a guaranteed figure, since usage patterns vary.
Other Compaq 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.
