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Lamp Type 14 projector lamp with module
Fits 4 projector models from Ricoh.
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Ricoh names this module Lamp Type 14, and it's the lamp fitted across four projectors: the PJ S2240, TS100, WX2240 and X2240. It's also catalogued under 512758, LampType14 and TYPE14, so any of those labels on your old lamp or in a parts catalogue point to this same module.
With four different Ricoh naming conventions in circulation for one lamp - 512758, Lamp Type 14, LampType14 and TYPE14 - it's worth checking your old unit's label against all four before assuming you need something else. This version is the complete module, housing included, so it fits without needing to transfer parts from your old lamp. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11290
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Why does this lamp have so many different names?
Ricoh has referred to it as Lamp Type 14, LampType14, TYPE14 and the numeric code 512758 across different documentation and packaging over time, but all four describe the identical module.
Does TS100 use the same lamp as the S2240 and X2240?
Yes, the TS100 shares its lamp position with the PJ S2240, WX2240 and X2240, so Lamp Type 14 is correct for all four models, despite TS100's different model naming from the rest of the range.
Does Lamp Type 14 arrive housed, or must the burner join my old cage?
It arrives housed. This is the full module - lamp and housing together - so you're replacing the whole assembly rather than transferring a bulb into your existing housing. A bare version isn't listed separately here.
Which of the four codes should I search for if I'm not sure?
Any of 512758, Lamp Type 14, LampType14 or TYPE14 will bring up this listing - search using whatever's printed on your old lamp or in your projector's service manual, there's no single correct one to prefer.
How literally should I take 'original' on the Lamp Type 14 page?
It means the bulb and housing match Ricoh's specification for these models exactly, rather than being a generic substitute of similar size and wattage; it doesn't imply the module was manufactured by Ricoh itself.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does this lamp have so many different names?
Ricoh has referred to it as Lamp Type 14, LampType14, TYPE14 and the numeric code 512758 across different documentation and packaging over time, but all four describe the identical module.
Does TS100 use the same lamp as the S2240 and X2240?
Yes, the TS100 shares its lamp position with the PJ S2240, WX2240 and X2240, so Lamp Type 14 is correct for all four models, despite TS100's different model naming from the rest of the range.
Does Lamp Type 14 arrive housed, or must the burner join my old cage?
It arrives housed. This is the full module - lamp and housing together - so you're replacing the whole assembly rather than transferring a bulb into your existing housing. A bare version isn't listed separately here.
Which of the four codes should I search for if I'm not sure?
Any of 512758, Lamp Type 14, LampType14 or TYPE14 will bring up this listing - search using whatever's printed on your old lamp or in your projector's service manual, there's no single correct one to prefer.
How literally should I take 'original' on the Lamp Type 14 page?
It means the bulb and housing match Ricoh's specification for these models exactly, rather than being a generic substitute of similar size and wattage; it doesn't imply the module was manufactured by Ricoh itself.
Other Ricoh 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.
