GENUINE OEM INSIDEMC.JH411.002 bare projector lamp for Acer projectors
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MC.JH411.002 bare projector lamp

Fits 1 projector model from Acer.

SKU LA-07909 · MPN MC.JH411.002 · 280 W · 2,000 h

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Owners of the Acer H9505BD needing just the bulb rather than a full housing can order MC.JH411.002 as a bare lamp. It is rated at 280 watts and 2000 hours, and because the H9505BD is the only projector listed against this code, there is no need to cross-check the part against other models.

A module version of MC.JH411.002 is available separately with housing included, which is worth choosing instead if your existing cage is damaged. For this bare listing, MC.JH411.002 is the only code shown, so match it directly against the number printed on your old lamp.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 280 W
  • Rated life — 2,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-07909
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

Is MC.JH411.002 available with a housing included?
Yes, a separate listing supplies the same lamp as a complete module with housing and cage. This particular listing is the bare bulb, for fitting into your existing housing.

Which projector is the MC.JH411.002 lamp for?
It is listed solely against the Acer H9505BD, so this is a dedicated part for that model rather than one shared across a wider range of Acer projectors.

What wattage and rated life does this bulb have?
It runs at 280 watts and carries a 2000-hour rating. These figures describe the bulb as specified rather than a fixed lifespan, since actual use varies by projector settings.

How do I know I am ordering the right lamp?
Check that your projector's model plate reads H9505BD, and where possible compare the code on your old lamp against MC.JH411.002 before ordering, since that confirms you have matched the correct part.

Can I fit this bare bulb myself?
Many owners fit bare bulbs themselves, provided the projector is unplugged and fully cooled first. Handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass, and follow the same steps used to remove the original lamp.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE280 W
RATED LIFE2,000 h
SKULA-07909
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.

§ Common questions

Is MC.JH411.002 available with a housing included?

Yes, a separate listing supplies the same lamp as a complete module with housing and cage. This particular listing is the bare bulb, for fitting into your existing housing.

Which projector is the MC.JH411.002 lamp for?

It is listed solely against the Acer H9505BD, so this is a dedicated part for that model rather than one shared across a wider range of Acer projectors.

What wattage and rated life does this bulb have?

It runs at 280 watts and carries a 2000-hour rating. These figures describe the bulb as specified rather than a fixed lifespan, since actual use varies by projector settings.

How do I know I am ordering the right lamp?

Check that your projector's model plate reads H9505BD, and where possible compare the code on your old lamp against MC.JH411.002 before ordering, since that confirms you have matched the correct part.

Can I fit this bare bulb myself?

Many owners fit bare bulbs themselves, provided the projector is unplugged and fully cooled first. Handle the bulb by its base rather than the glass, and follow the same steps used to remove the original lamp.