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LCA3110 projector lamp with module
Fits 6 projector models from Philips.
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Unlike the bare LCA3110 lamp listed separately, this version bundles the bulb with its housing and reflector as one module, for the same six Philips projectors: the LC1041 range and the PXG10 family, sold variously as PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10. Wattage and rated hours are not listed for this specific part, so neither figure appears here.
LCA3110 is the only code for this lamp, with no alternative numbers in use. Choosing this module over the bare version makes sense where the existing housing has aged alongside the bulb; if the housing is still in good condition, the bare listing is the lighter option for the same six projectors.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10847
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
Since watts and hours aren't shown, is that unusual for this lamp?
It reflects what is confirmed for this specific part rather than an estimate; this is one of the codes in our catalogue without a listed wattage or hours figure, so we cover only what is known.
Do PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10 need different modules?
No, all three names refer to the same projector under different labelling used at different times, and all take this identical LCA3110 module, with the bulb, housing and reflector combined as one unit.
What's included in this module that the bare bulb listing leaves out?
This version includes a new housing and reflector fitted around the bulb, replacing the whole assembly. The bare listing supplies the bulb only, for a housing that is already in good condition.
Is fitting this module a job for a professional, or manageable at home?
Because the bulb, housing and reflector arrive as one sealed unit, fitting is largely a case of removing the old assembly and securing the new one in the same bay, without separate bulb handling.
How do I make sure this matches my LC1041 before ordering?
Check your projector's full model name, including any /00 or /99 suffix, against the LC1041 and PXG10 names listed above, or compare the code LCA3110 against your existing lamp if it is visible.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Since watts and hours aren't shown, is that unusual for this lamp?
It reflects what is confirmed for this specific part rather than an estimate; this is one of the codes in our catalogue without a listed wattage or hours figure, so we cover only what is known.
Do PXG10, PS PXG10 and Pro Screen PXG10 need different modules?
No, all three names refer to the same projector under different labelling used at different times, and all take this identical LCA3110 module, with the bulb, housing and reflector combined as one unit.
What's included in this module that the bare bulb listing leaves out?
This version includes a new housing and reflector fitted around the bulb, replacing the whole assembly. The bare listing supplies the bulb only, for a housing that is already in good condition.
Is fitting this module a job for a professional, or manageable at home?
Because the bulb, housing and reflector arrive as one sealed unit, fitting is largely a case of removing the old assembly and securing the new one in the same bay, without separate bulb handling.
How do I make sure this matches my LC1041 before ordering?
Check your projector's full model name, including any /00 or /99 suffix, against the LC1041 and PXG10 names listed above, or compare the code LCA3110 against your existing lamp if it is visible.
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.
