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LPF-P727 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Fujitsu.
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LPF-P727 fits two Fujitsu projectors, the LPF7600 and LPF7700, and is supplied as a bare bulb rather than a housed module. We have no confirmed wattage or lamp life figures for this part, so those figures are left off rather than estimated.
As a bare lamp, LPF-P727 is designed to be fitted inside the housing from your old lamp, so keep that housing safe when you remove the spent bulb ahead of fitting the new one. We list no alternative part numbers for this lamp beyond LPF-P727 itself.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09096
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between the LPF7600 and LPF7700 in terms of the lamp they need?
None. Both the LPF7600 and LPF7700 use the identical LPF-P727 lamp, so one part number covers both models regardless of which one is printed on your projector's rating label.
Why is no wattage given for LPF-P727?
We state specification figures only when they are confirmed in our records. Wattage and rated hours are not available for this lamp, so we leave those fields blank rather than guess a number.
Is a fresh housing part of the LPF-P727 package?
No, LPF-P727 is a bare lamp, the bulb only. You will need to fit it into the housing from your existing lamp rather than expect a complete new unit.
Are there other codes I should check on my old lamp?
No, we list no alternative part numbers for this lamp. LPF-P727 is the only code to look for on your existing lamp or its packaging, whether printed on the base or side.
How do I handle a bare lamp safely during the swap?
Let the projector cool before opening the housing, and handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass, since skin oils on the glass can shorten lamp life.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What is the difference between the LPF7600 and LPF7700 in terms of the lamp they need?
None. Both the LPF7600 and LPF7700 use the identical LPF-P727 lamp, so one part number covers both models regardless of which one is printed on your projector's rating label.
Why is no wattage given for LPF-P727?
We state specification figures only when they are confirmed in our records. Wattage and rated hours are not available for this lamp, so we leave those fields blank rather than guess a number.
Is a fresh housing part of the LPF-P727 package?
No, LPF-P727 is a bare lamp, the bulb only. You will need to fit it into the housing from your existing lamp rather than expect a complete new unit.
Are there other codes I should check on my old lamp?
No, we list no alternative part numbers for this lamp. LPF-P727 is the only code to look for on your existing lamp or its packaging, whether printed on the base or side.
How do I handle a bare lamp safely during the swap?
Let the projector cool before opening the housing, and handle the new bulb by its base rather than the glass, since skin oils on the glass can shorten lamp life.
Other Fujitsu 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.
