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M271W projector lamp with module
Fits 41 projector models from NEC.
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Spanning more than forty NEC M-series and ME-series models, M271W is the lamp and housing module that covers the M230X through M350XC ranges, including NEC's own NP15LP-ME variant. NEC has also sold it as 60003121, M300XG, M330X, NP-M260XS and NP15LP. At 180W, it replaces both bulb and housing in a single part.
With five alternative codes attached to one lamp, match your projector model against the list above rather than relying on part number alone, since NEC has reused this lamp under different codes. This is the module version, so the housing is included and you won't need your old frame. No lamp life figure is published, so plan replacement around your projector's own usage counter.
At a glance
- Wattage — 180 W
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09585
- Compatibility — 41 projector models
Common questions
Why does the M271W have so many alternative part numbers?
NEC revised the code for this lamp several times while it stayed in production, so it has appeared as 60003121, M300XG, M330X, NP-M260XS and NP15LP as well as M271W. They are all the same lamp; any of these numbers should lead you to the correct part.
Does the M271W cover both the M230X and the M350XC?
Yes, this lamp spans NEC's M-series and ME-series line, including the M230X, M260W, M271X, M300, M311X and M350XC among others. Check your exact model against the full compatibility list, since NEC used several housing shapes across the range.
Is a lamp life figure available for the M271W?
No figure is published for this part. If your projector tracks lamp hours on its own internal counter, that reading is a more reliable guide to when a replacement is due than a general estimate.
When ordering the M271W, is the NEC frame part of the package?
Yes. The M271W here is the module version, so the bulb arrives already seated in its frame and the whole assembly replaces what's currently in the projector.
What wattage is the M271W rated at?
180W. That figure is worth checking against the label on your existing lamp, particularly given how many NEC models and part codes share this one part.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does the M271W have so many alternative part numbers?
NEC revised the code for this lamp several times while it stayed in production, so it has appeared as 60003121, M300XG, M330X, NP-M260XS and NP15LP as well as M271W. They are all the same lamp; any of these numbers should lead you to the correct part.
Does the M271W cover both the M230X and the M350XC?
Yes, this lamp spans NEC's M-series and ME-series line, including the M230X, M260W, M271X, M300, M311X and M350XC among others. Check your exact model against the full compatibility list, since NEC used several housing shapes across the range.
Is a lamp life figure available for the M271W?
No figure is published for this part. If your projector tracks lamp hours on its own internal counter, that reading is a more reliable guide to when a replacement is due than a general estimate.
When ordering the M271W, is the NEC frame part of the package?
Yes. The M271W here is the module version, so the bulb arrives already seated in its frame and the whole assembly replaces what's currently in the projector.
What wattage is the M271W rated at?
180W. That figure is worth checking against the label on your existing lamp, particularly given how many NEC models and part codes share this one part.
Other NEC 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.
