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LCA3112 projector lamp with module
Fits 5 projector models from Philips.
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Five Philips projectors, named variously LC1241, PXG20, PS PXG20 and Pro Screen PXG20, are built around the LCA3112 lamp. No wattage or rated-hours figure is listed for this part, so the listing sets out compatibility and fit rather than a performance rating. This is the module version, with the bulb pre-fitted into its housing and reflector.
LCA3112 has no alternative part numbers, making it a single code to check against your existing lamp. PXG20, PS PXG20 and Pro Screen PXG20 are different names used for the same projector, all sharing this module, alongside the closely related LC1241 and LC1241/99 models.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-10987
- Compatibility — 5 projector models
Common questions
Are PXG20, PS PXG20 and Pro Screen PXG20 really the same projector?
Yes, these three names describe the same model across different periods or markets, and all take the LCA3112 module listed here, with the bulb, housing and reflector already combined as one unit.
Why don't watts or hours appear in the specification for this lamp?
This is one of the codes in our range without a listed wattage or rated-hours figure, so the listing covers the confirmed compatibility rather than including an unverified number.
What comes included in this module compared with buying the bulb separately?
The module pairs the bulb with a new housing and reflector as one unit, so the complete lamp assembly is replaced rather than just the glass, which is the only version currently listed for LCA3112.
Is fitting this module something a projector owner can do without an engineer?
Because the bulb, housing and reflector arrive as a single sealed unit, fitting is mainly a matter of removing the old assembly and securing the new one in the same bay.
How can I be sure the LC1241 and LC1241/99 both take this exact module?
Both are listed in the LCA3112 compatibility range above; the /99 suffix reflects a minor product variation rather than a different lamp requirement, so either version of the LC1241 takes this same module.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Are PXG20, PS PXG20 and Pro Screen PXG20 really the same projector?
Yes, these three names describe the same model across different periods or markets, and all take the LCA3112 module listed here, with the bulb, housing and reflector already combined as one unit.
Why don't watts or hours appear in the specification for this lamp?
This is one of the codes in our range without a listed wattage or rated-hours figure, so the listing covers the confirmed compatibility rather than including an unverified number.
What comes included in this module compared with buying the bulb separately?
The module pairs the bulb with a new housing and reflector as one unit, so the complete lamp assembly is replaced rather than just the glass, which is the only version currently listed for LCA3112.
Is fitting this module something a projector owner can do without an engineer?
Because the bulb, housing and reflector arrive as a single sealed unit, fitting is mainly a matter of removing the old assembly and securing the new one in the same bay.
How can I be sure the LC1241 and LC1241/99 both take this exact module?
Both are listed in the LCA3112 compatibility range above; the /99 suffix reflects a minor product variation rather than a different lamp requirement, so either version of the LC1241 takes this same module.
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.
