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LampType14 bare projector lamp
Fits 4 projector models from Ricoh.
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LampType14, also recorded as 512758, fits four Ricoh projectors: the PJ S2240, TS100, WX2240 and X2240. Rather than a boxed module, you receive the bulb only, intended to be fitted into the housing already inside your projector, once the old lamp has been carefully removed and set aside.
Whether the code on your old lamp reads LampType14 or 512758, both describe this same bare bulb for the S2240, TS100, WX2240 and X2240. Check your existing housing's connector pins and reflector for wear before fitting it, since a bare lamp relies on that housing still working properly. Shipping is free worldwide.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10047
- Compatibility — 4 projector models
Common questions
Is this the same lamp as the module version of LampType14?
Yes, it's the identical bulb, sold here without the housing. A module version also exists that includes a fresh housing, worth choosing if yours is damaged.
Why does the TS100 appear alongside the S2240, WX2240 and X2240?
The TS100 shares the same lamp position as the other three despite its different model naming, so LampType14 fits it without needing a separate part, a common pattern across Ricoh's naming for closely related engines.
What's the safest way to fit a bare bulb myself?
Let the projector cool down first, avoid touching the glass envelope with bare fingers, and lower the bulb into the housing carefully rather than forcing the connector into place.
If I already looked at the module version, is this bare lamp any different electrically?
No, the bulb itself is identical to the one inside the module listing - the only difference is that this version leaves you to fit it into your current housing rather than supplying a new one.
How do I confirm 512758 and LampType14 are the same part?
Both codes appear against the identical listing here for the S2240, TS100, WX2240 and X2240, so either one on your old lamp confirms you're ordering the right bulb.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Is this the same lamp as the module version of LampType14?
Yes, it's the identical bulb, sold here without the housing. A module version also exists that includes a fresh housing, worth choosing if yours is damaged.
Why does the TS100 appear alongside the S2240, WX2240 and X2240?
The TS100 shares the same lamp position as the other three despite its different model naming, so LampType14 fits it without needing a separate part, a common pattern across Ricoh's naming for closely related engines.
What's the safest way to fit a bare bulb myself?
Let the projector cool down first, avoid touching the glass envelope with bare fingers, and lower the bulb into the housing carefully rather than forcing the connector into place.
If I already looked at the module version, is this bare lamp any different electrically?
No, the bulb itself is identical to the one inside the module listing - the only difference is that this version leaves you to fit it into your current housing rather than supplying a new one.
How do I confirm 512758 and LampType14 are the same part?
Both codes appear against the identical listing here for the S2240, TS100, WX2240 and X2240, so either one on your old lamp confirms you're ordering the right bulb.
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.
