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LAMP-E320X bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Video7 · Xerox.
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LAMP-E320X is the bare bulb specified for the Video7 PD320X, a projector also sold by Xerox as the DP1015. Only these two models are confirmed for this fitment, and the lamp goes into your projector's existing housing rather than arriving as a complete assembly.
We list only one code for this lamp, so LAMP-E320X is the number to check for regardless of whether your unit carries the Video7 or Xerox badge. Before fitting, let the projector cool fully and note how the old bulb sits in its housing so the replacement goes in the same way. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10532
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
Why is a Xerox projector using a Video7 part number?
Xerox sold the DP1015 as a rebadged version of Video7's PD320X, so the two share identical internal parts including this lamp. LAMP-E320X is the number we use for both.
Is there a full module version of LAMP-E320X available?
No, we only stock this fitment as a bare bulb. Both the PD320X and DP1015 use a housing that this bulb is designed to fit into directly.
Are there other part numbers for this lamp I should look for?
We list this fitment only as LAMP-E320X. If another source quotes a different code for a PD320X or DP1015 lamp, confirm the exact model before treating it as the same part.
How do I know if my projector is a genuine Video7 PD320X or the Xerox-badged version?
Check the rating label or badge on the unit itself; either way, both take the identical LAMP-E320X bulb, so the badge doesn't change which lamp you need.
What should I check before removing the old bulb from a PD320X or DP1015?
Make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool, then note the orientation of the existing bulb in its housing so the new one seats the same way when it goes in.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why is a Xerox projector using a Video7 part number?
Xerox sold the DP1015 as a rebadged version of Video7's PD320X, so the two share identical internal parts including this lamp. LAMP-E320X is the number we use for both.
Is there a full module version of LAMP-E320X available?
No, we only stock this fitment as a bare bulb. Both the PD320X and DP1015 use a housing that this bulb is designed to fit into directly.
Are there other part numbers for this lamp I should look for?
We list this fitment only as LAMP-E320X. If another source quotes a different code for a PD320X or DP1015 lamp, confirm the exact model before treating it as the same part.
How do I know if my projector is a genuine Video7 PD320X or the Xerox-badged version?
Check the rating label or badge on the unit itself; either way, both take the identical LAMP-E320X bulb, so the badge doesn't change which lamp you need.
What should I check before removing the old bulb from a PD320X or DP1015?
Make sure the projector has been switched off and left to cool, then note the orientation of the existing bulb in its housing so the new one seats the same way when it goes in.
Other Video7 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.
