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LCA3107 projector lamp with module
Fits 15 projector models from Philips.
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Fifteen Philips Hopper 10 and LC4031 to LC4041 projectors take this LCA3107 module, which pairs a 120-watt bulb rated for 4000 hours with its own housing and reflector. The 4000-hour figure sits between the shorter and longer-life lamps elsewhere in this catalogue. As a module, the whole assembly is replaced in one piece rather than the bulb alone.
LCA3107 has no alternative part codes, so this single number is what to match against your existing lamp or projector manual. The Hopper SV10, SV15 and XG10 names, along with the LC4031, LC4040 and LC4041 families, all draw on this same module, despite their differing model names.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 4,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09952
- Compatibility — 15 projector models
Common questions
Does the Hopper SV15 use the same lamp as the SV10 and XG10?
Yes, SV15 is included in the same LCA3107 compatibility list as the Hopper SV10 and XG10 variants, along with the LC4031, LC4040 and LC4041 families.
What's the benefit of the module format over a bare bulb here?
The module combines the 120-watt bulb with a new housing and reflector, so both are renewed together, which suits projectors where the housing has aged as much as the lamp itself.
Is there anything to prepare before fitting this module?
Switch off and unplug the projector, and let it cool fully before opening the lamp bay; beyond that, the module fits into the same space the old assembly occupied.
How is the 4000-hour rating on this lamp best used when planning a replacement?
It gives a manufacturer benchmark for this specific bulb's expected life under normal use, useful for tracking against the hours your projector has logged since the lamp was last changed.
What's the reliable way to check this module matches my Hopper 10 projector?
Match your projector's full model name, including SV10, SV15 or XG10, or the LC4031 to LC4041 codes, against the fifteen names listed above rather than the Hopper 10 name alone.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the Hopper SV15 use the same lamp as the SV10 and XG10?
Yes, SV15 is included in the same LCA3107 compatibility list as the Hopper SV10 and XG10 variants, along with the LC4031, LC4040 and LC4041 families.
What's the benefit of the module format over a bare bulb here?
The module combines the 120-watt bulb with a new housing and reflector, so both are renewed together, which suits projectors where the housing has aged as much as the lamp itself.
Is there anything to prepare before fitting this module?
Switch off and unplug the projector, and let it cool fully before opening the lamp bay; beyond that, the module fits into the same space the old assembly occupied.
How is the 4000-hour rating on this lamp best used when planning a replacement?
It gives a manufacturer benchmark for this specific bulb's expected life under normal use, useful for tracking against the hours your projector has logged since the lamp was last changed.
What's the reliable way to check this module matches my Hopper 10 projector?
Match your projector's full model name, including SV10, SV15 or XG10, or the LC4031 to LC4041 codes, against the fifteen names listed above rather than the Hopper 10 name alone.
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.
