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LCA3123 projector lamp with module
Fits 25 projector models from Philips.
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The LCA3123 lamp and housing module is built for Philips projectors across the BSURE, CCLEAR and LC series ranges, spanning models from the LC3136 through to the LC4746. It supplies a 200-watt bulb rated for 2000 hours, pre-fitted into its housing so the whole assembly slots into place. With 25 compatible projectors listed, most Philips business and classroom units from this generation share the same lamp.
This lamp is also listed under the code LCA3124, so if a parts list or old invoice shows that number, it points to the same unit. Because this is the module version, the bulb arrives already seated in its housing and reflector, ready to drop into the projector without transferring parts from the old assembly. Choose the bare version instead only if your existing housing is still sound.
At a glance
- Wattage — 200 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09945
- Compatibility — 25 projector models
Common questions
Why is this lamp listed under both LCA3123 and LCA3124?
Some Philips lamps were reissued under a second code during production without any change to the bulb or housing. LCA3123 and LCA3124 refer to the same module, so either number confirms you have the right part for this range of projectors.
Which of the 25 listed projectors use this exact lamp?
Every model shown above, including the BSURE and CCLEAR ranges plus the LC3136, LC3146, LC4731, LC4745 and LC4746 families, takes this same 200-watt module. If your projector's model number matches one on the list, this is the correct lamp.
What's included with the module version compared to buying just the bulb?
The module version pairs the 200-watt bulb with its housing and reflector as a single sealed unit, so you are replacing the whole assembly rather than just the glass. This is the version to choose when the existing housing has degraded alongside the bulb.
Is fitting this module something most projector owners can manage at home?
Because the bulb and housing arrive as one sealed assembly, fitting it is largely a case of removing the old module and securing the new one in the same bay. No separate bulb handling or housing transfer is needed.
What should I check before placing an order for this lamp?
Match your projector's exact model number against the list above rather than relying on the general product line name, since Philips reused similar names across several ranges. The part number LCA3123 on your existing lamp, if visible, is the most reliable confirmation.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why is this lamp listed under both LCA3123 and LCA3124?
Some Philips lamps were reissued under a second code during production without any change to the bulb or housing. LCA3123 and LCA3124 refer to the same module, so either number confirms you have the right part for this range of projectors.
Which of the 25 listed projectors use this exact lamp?
Every model shown above, including the BSURE and CCLEAR ranges plus the LC3136, LC3146, LC4731, LC4745 and LC4746 families, takes this same 200-watt module. If your projector's model number matches one on the list, this is the correct lamp.
What's included with the module version compared to buying just the bulb?
The module version pairs the 200-watt bulb with its housing and reflector as a single sealed unit, so you are replacing the whole assembly rather than just the glass. This is the version to choose when the existing housing has degraded alongside the bulb.
Is fitting this module something most projector owners can manage at home?
Because the bulb and housing arrive as one sealed assembly, fitting it is largely a case of removing the old module and securing the new one in the same bay. No separate bulb handling or housing transfer is needed.
What should I check before placing an order for this lamp?
Match your projector's exact model number against the list above rather than relying on the general product line name, since Philips reused similar names across several ranges. The part number LCA3123 on your existing lamp, if visible, is the most reliable confirmation.
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.
