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LCA3108 bare projector lamp
Fits 16 projector models from Philips.
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The Hopper 20 name covers several of the sixteen projectors that take this LCA3108 lamp, alongside the LC4033 and LC4043 families in both G and standard finishes. Rated at 120 watts for a 2000-hour life, it is supplied here as a bare bulb, for fitting into a housing that is already in place. LCA3108 has no alternative part numbers to check.
Both the SV20 and XG20 variants of the Hopper 20 series share this lamp, as do the closely named LC4033G, LC4033G99 and LC4033G199 models, so matching the full model code rather than just 'Hopper 20' is worth the extra care. A module version bundling housing and bulb together is listed separately.
At a glance
- Wattage — 120 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09953
- Compatibility — 16 projector models
Common questions
What's the difference between the Hopper SV20 and Hopper XG20?
Both are variants within the Hopper 20 series and both take the LCA3108 lamp, so the SV20 or XG20 designation does not change which bulb your projector needs.
Why do LC4033G, LC4033G99 and LC4033G199 all appear as separate entries?
These are closely related suffixes for variations of the LC4033 over its production run, and all of them take the same LCA3108 bulb listed here.
Can the LCA3108 be bought pre-fitted in a housing instead?
Yes, a version that pairs the bulb with a new housing and reflector is listed separately, for cases where the housing needs replacing as well as the bulb.
How do I fit this bare bulb without disturbing the projector's existing housing?
The old bulb comes out of its housing mount, and the new one seats into the same position, leaving the housing itself untouched. Avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers during the swap.
What confirms this is genuinely the right lamp for my Hopper 20 projector?
The code LCA3108 printed on your existing bulb is the most direct confirmation, alongside your projector's full model name matching one of the sixteen listed above.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What's the difference between the Hopper SV20 and Hopper XG20?
Both are variants within the Hopper 20 series and both take the LCA3108 lamp, so the SV20 or XG20 designation does not change which bulb your projector needs.
Why do LC4033G, LC4033G99 and LC4033G199 all appear as separate entries?
These are closely related suffixes for variations of the LC4033 over its production run, and all of them take the same LCA3108 bulb listed here.
Can the LCA3108 be bought pre-fitted in a housing instead?
Yes, a version that pairs the bulb with a new housing and reflector is listed separately, for cases where the housing needs replacing as well as the bulb.
How do I fit this bare bulb without disturbing the projector's existing housing?
The old bulb comes out of its housing mount, and the new one seats into the same position, leaving the housing itself untouched. Avoid touching the new bulb's glass with bare fingers during the swap.
What confirms this is genuinely the right lamp for my Hopper 20 projector?
The code LCA3108 printed on your existing bulb is the most direct confirmation, alongside your projector's full model name matching one of the sixteen listed above.
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.
