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LCA3111 bare projector lamp

Fits 28 projector models from Philips.

SKU LA-09946 · MPN LCA3111 · 200 W · 2,000 h

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With 28 compatible projectors, the LCA3111 covers more Philips models than most lamps in this catalogue, from the full CBRIGHT SV and XG range to the LC4331, LC4341, LC4345, LC4431, LC4434 and LC4445 families. It runs at 200 watts and carries a 2000-hour rated life. This listing is for the bare bulb, without housing.

LCA3111 has no alternative part numbers, so it is the only code to look for when matching this lamp. Given the size of the compatibility list, checking your projector's exact CBRIGHT variant, such as SV20B or XG2+ Impact, against the names above is worth doing before ordering, since several sit close together in name.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 200 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-09946
  • Compatibility — 28 projector models

Common questions

Why does the CBRIGHT range alone cover so many separate model names?
This range was issued in several waves, adding SV20B, XG2+ and Impact variants over time, but kept the same 200-watt lamp requirement across all of them, which is why one part covers so many listed names.

Do the LC4431 and LC4434 use the exact same lamp?
Yes, both are included in the LCA3111 compatibility list, along with the wider LC4331 to LC4445 range, so either model takes this same 200-watt bulb regardless of which specific suffix appears on the casing.

What should I look at on my old lamp before ordering a replacement?
Check for the code LCA3111 printed on the old bulb or housing; if that matches, or your projector's exact model name appears above, this is the correct lamp.

Would a module version with housing suit me better than this bare lamp?
If your current housing and reflector are undamaged, the bare bulb is the lighter option. Choose a module only if the housing itself needs replacing, since this listing covers the bulb alone.

How is a 200-watt, 2000-hour lamp like this typically judged to be near the end of its life?
Rated hours give a guide for when brightness typically starts to fade, and the 2000-hour figure here applies specifically to this bulb, so tracking hours used against that figure is the standard approach.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE200 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-09946
COMPATIBILITY28 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Why does the CBRIGHT range alone cover so many separate model names?

This range was issued in several waves, adding SV20B, XG2+ and Impact variants over time, but kept the same 200-watt lamp requirement across all of them, which is why one part covers so many listed names.

Do the LC4431 and LC4434 use the exact same lamp?

Yes, both are included in the LCA3111 compatibility list, along with the wider LC4331 to LC4445 range, so either model takes this same 200-watt bulb regardless of which specific suffix appears on the casing.

What should I look at on my old lamp before ordering a replacement?

Check for the code LCA3111 printed on the old bulb or housing; if that matches, or your projector's exact model name appears above, this is the correct lamp.

Would a module version with housing suit me better than this bare lamp?

If your current housing and reflector are undamaged, the bare bulb is the lighter option. Choose a module only if the housing itself needs replacing, since this listing covers the bulb alone.

How is a 200-watt, 2000-hour lamp like this typically judged to be near the end of its life?

Rated hours give a guide for when brightness typically starts to fade, and the 2000-hour figure here applies specifically to this bulb, so tracking hours used against that figure is the standard approach.