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LCA3125 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Dell · Philips.
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The module version of LCA3125 bundles the 180-watt, 1500-hour bulb together with its housing and reflector, built for the Dell 3300MP and the Philips BCOOL XG1 and LC5341. Unlike the bare-lamp listing for this same code, this version replaces the whole assembly in one piece, which suits projectors where the housing has aged as much as the bulb itself.
Dell lists this same lamp under 310-5027 and 730-11241, while it is sold as LCA3125 here, so any of the three codes on your existing part confirms this is the right module. Because the housing and reflector are included, there is nothing to transfer from the old assembly beyond removing it from the projector.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08740
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Why choose this module over the bare LCA3125 listed separately?
The module replaces the housing and reflector alongside the bulb, which is worth it if the old housing shows wear or discolouration. If the housing is still sound, the bare bulb alone is the lighter option.
Does the Dell 3300MP take the module or only the bare version?
Both versions of LCA3125 fit the Dell 3300MP; the difference between the two listings is simply whether the housing and reflector are included, not which projector or compatible model the lamp works with.
What are the Dell part numbers for this same lamp?
Dell lists this lamp as 310-5027 and 730-11241, alongside the code LCA3125 used in this listing for the Philips-branded version. All three numbers identify the same 180-watt module described here.
Does fitting this module mean removing the projector's existing housing entirely?
Yes, the old housing and bulb come out together, and the new module, with its own housing and reflector already fitted, goes into the same bay in their place.
After fitting this module, does the projector's lamp-hour count need clearing?
Many projectors track lamp hours against a running total and expect that figure reset through the on-screen menu once a new lamp goes in, so the 1500-hour rating for this bulb is measured from zero.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why choose this module over the bare LCA3125 listed separately?
The module replaces the housing and reflector alongside the bulb, which is worth it if the old housing shows wear or discolouration. If the housing is still sound, the bare bulb alone is the lighter option.
Does the Dell 3300MP take the module or only the bare version?
Both versions of LCA3125 fit the Dell 3300MP; the difference between the two listings is simply whether the housing and reflector are included, not which projector or compatible model the lamp works with.
What are the Dell part numbers for this same lamp?
Dell lists this lamp as 310-5027 and 730-11241, alongside the code LCA3125 used in this listing for the Philips-branded version. All three numbers identify the same 180-watt module described here.
Does fitting this module mean removing the projector's existing housing entirely?
Yes, the old housing and bulb come out together, and the new module, with its own housing and reflector already fitted, goes into the same bay in their place.
After fitting this module, does the projector's lamp-hour count need clearing?
Many projectors track lamp hours against a running total and expect that figure reset through the on-screen menu once a new lamp goes in, so the 1500-hour rating for this bulb is measured from zero.
Other Dell 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.
