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LAMP-023 projector lamp module
Fits 4 projector models from Ask · Davis · Geha · Proxima.
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LAMP-023 is a 120-watt lamp module rated for 2000 hours, fitting four differently branded projectors that share the same underlying design: the Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3. Only one code is recorded for this part. It is supplied complete, with the bulb already seated in its housing.
These four brands each sold a rebadged version of the same base projector, which is why a single module, LAMP-023, covers the Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3 alike. With no alternative code on file, match LAMP-023 against your existing module directly, and reset the lamp timer once it is fitted so the 2000-hour count starts fresh.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11489
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why do four different brands share the exact same lamp module?
The Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3 were built from a shared base design and sold under different names, so they all take this identical 120-watt module.
What wattage and rated life does LAMP-023 have?
It runs at 120 watts with a rated life of 2000 hours, the same specification across all four compatible projector models, so the Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3 all draw on an identical bulb.
Is my Geha compact 240 lamp the same as the one listed for the Davis DPX16?
Yes, both use the identical LAMP-023 module, since the compact 240 and DPX16 are rebadged versions of the same underlying projector, so the brand printed on the casing does not change which lamp module is needed.
After installing LAMP-023, should the projector's hour counter be cleared?
Yes, resetting the lamp hour counter once LAMP-023 is fitted keeps the projector's countdown tracking this lamp's own 2000-hour rating, rather than continuing from wherever the previous, worn-out module left off.
Will my old Ask, Geha or Proxima housing still be needed once LAMP-023 is fitted?
No. LAMP-023 includes the housing as part of a complete module, so you replace the whole assembly rather than fitting a bulb into your existing housing.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why do four different brands share the exact same lamp module?
The Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3 were built from a shared base design and sold under different names, so they all take this identical 120-watt module.
What wattage and rated life does LAMP-023 have?
It runs at 120 watts with a rated life of 2000 hours, the same specification across all four compatible projector models, so the Ask M5, Davis DPX16, Geha compact 240 and Proxima Ultralight DX3 all draw on an identical bulb.
Is my Geha compact 240 lamp the same as the one listed for the Davis DPX16?
Yes, both use the identical LAMP-023 module, since the compact 240 and DPX16 are rebadged versions of the same underlying projector, so the brand printed on the casing does not change which lamp module is needed.
After installing LAMP-023, should the projector's hour counter be cleared?
Yes, resetting the lamp hour counter once LAMP-023 is fitted keeps the projector's countdown tracking this lamp's own 2000-hour rating, rather than continuing from wherever the previous, worn-out module left off.
Will my old Ask, Geha or Proxima housing still be needed once LAMP-023 is fitted?
No. LAMP-023 includes the housing as part of a complete module, so you replace the whole assembly rather than fitting a bulb into your existing housing.
Other Ask 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.
