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LCA3110 bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Philips.
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Six Philips projector models, including the LC1041 range and the Pro Screen PXG10, PS PXG10 and PXG10 names, all take the LCA3110 lamp. This is the bare bulb, supplied without housing, for projectors whose existing housing is still serviceable. As no photograph of this specific part exists, the listing carries a generic image rather than one of the actual bulb.
PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10 are simply different names used for the same projector family, so all three take this same lamp. LCA3110 is the only code that applies here. A module version, which includes the housing, is also available separately for cases where the housing needs replacing alongside the bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09955
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Are the PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10 different projectors?
No, these are different naming conventions used for the same model over time, and all three take the LCA3110 lamp. If your projector carries any of these names, this bulb is the correct match.
Why does this listing show a generic photo instead of the lamp itself?
No individual product photo exists for this part, so a placeholder image is shown in its place. The lamp supplied is the genuine LCA3110 part described in the listing.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and the module version also listed?
This listing supplies the bulb alone, for fitting into a housing that is already in place. The module version bundles a new housing and reflector around the bulb, for projectors that need both replaced together.
How do I fit the bare bulb without disturbing the existing housing?
The old bulb releases from its housing mounting, and the new one seats into the same position, so the housing itself stays untouched. Take care not to touch the new bulb's glass with bare fingers during fitting.
Since watts and hours aren't listed, how do I know this is the right lamp?
The safest check is your projector's exact model name against the six listed above, or the part number LCA3110 printed on your existing lamp or found in the projector's manual, rather than relying on a wattage rating.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Are the PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10 different projectors?
No, these are different naming conventions used for the same model over time, and all three take the LCA3110 lamp. If your projector carries any of these names, this bulb is the correct match.
Why does this listing show a generic photo instead of the lamp itself?
No individual product photo exists for this part, so a placeholder image is shown in its place. The lamp supplied is the genuine LCA3110 part described in the listing.
What's the difference between this bare lamp and the module version also listed?
This listing supplies the bulb alone, for fitting into a housing that is already in place. The module version bundles a new housing and reflector around the bulb, for projectors that need both replaced together.
How do I fit the bare bulb without disturbing the existing housing?
The old bulb releases from its housing mounting, and the new one seats into the same position, so the housing itself stays untouched. Take care not to touch the new bulb's glass with bare fingers during fitting.
Since watts and hours aren't listed, how do I know this is the right lamp?
The safest check is your projector's exact model name against the six listed above, or the part number LCA3110 printed on your existing lamp or found in the projector's manual, rather than relying on a wattage rating.
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.
