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LCA3106 bare projector lamp
Fits 25 projector models from Philips.
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Twenty-five Philips projectors, spanning the LC4650 and LC4750 families, the LC4850, the P4650 and P4750 range and the Pro Screen 4650 and 4750 names, all take the LCA3106 lamp. This is the largest compatibility list in this range, reflecting how long this lamp platform stayed in production. The bulb is supplied bare, without housing, in this listing.
LCA3106 is the only part code for this lamp, with no alternative numbers to cross-check. Because several of the compatible names, such as P4750 Impact and Pro Screen 4650 Impact, look like separate products, it is worth matching your projector's full model name against the list above rather than assuming from the family name alone.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09961
- Compatibility — 25 projector models
Common questions
With 25 projectors listed, how do I confirm mine is actually included?
Match the complete model name printed on your projector, including any suffix like Impact, B or G, against the list above. Small naming variations exist across this range, so the full name is more reliable than the general family name.
Is the P4750 Impact a different projector from the standard P4750?
They are variants within the same Philips range, and both take the LCA3106 lamp, so the Impact suffix does not change which bulb is required, only the branding printed on the projector's casing.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and a full module?
This bare lamp is the bulb alone, for a housing that is already fitted and in good condition. A module version bundles the bulb with a new housing and reflector, for when both need replacing together.
Since this lamp has no wattage or hours listed, is it still genuine?
Yes, LCA3106 is a genuine part; we do not have a wattage or rated-hours figure listed for this specific code, so the listing covers what is confirmed rather than an estimated figure.
Any care needed when fitting a bulb into an existing housing?
Allow the projector to cool before opening the lamp bay, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass directly, since residue from skin can shorten its working life once it heats up.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
With 25 projectors listed, how do I confirm mine is actually included?
Match the complete model name printed on your projector, including any suffix like Impact, B or G, against the list above. Small naming variations exist across this range, so the full name is more reliable than the general family name.
Is the P4750 Impact a different projector from the standard P4750?
They are variants within the same Philips range, and both take the LCA3106 lamp, so the Impact suffix does not change which bulb is required, only the branding printed on the projector's casing.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and a full module?
This bare lamp is the bulb alone, for a housing that is already fitted and in good condition. A module version bundles the bulb with a new housing and reflector, for when both need replacing together.
Since this lamp has no wattage or hours listed, is it still genuine?
Yes, LCA3106 is a genuine part; we do not have a wattage or rated-hours figure listed for this specific code, so the listing covers what is confirmed rather than an estimated figure.
Any care needed when fitting a bulb into an existing housing?
Allow the projector to cool before opening the lamp bay, and avoid touching the new bulb's glass directly, since residue from skin can shorten its working life once it heats up.
Other Philips 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.
