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MC.JPE11.00B Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 39 projector models from Acer.
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The MC.JPE11.00B is a complete lamp and housing unit for Acer projectors, covering close to forty different models. These span the P, DX, MW, MX, MS, BS, KS, KW, KX, MF and PR series, so the same part number can apply to projectors that look quite different from one another.
Because so many Acer models share this lamp, it is worth checking your projector's exact model number, printed on the case or in the menu system, against the compatibility list before you order. As a lamp-with-module unit, the bulb is pre-fitted into its housing, so installation means swapping the whole assembly rather than just the bulb.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11889
- Compatibility — 39 projector models
Common questions
How many Acer projectors use the MC.JPE11.00B lamp?
This lamp covers close to forty Acer models across several series, including the P1150, P1250, DX120, MW130 and X1223H ranges. Check your exact model number against the full compatibility list, since Acer reused this lamp across many different projector designs.
Will I handle a loose bulb at any point when installing the MC.JPE11.00B?
No. It is a lamp-with-module unit, so the bulb comes already fitted inside its housing; you remove the old module as a complete piece and fit the new one in its place.
Is the MC.JPE11.00B ever sold under a second code?
No, MC.JPE11.00B is the only code listed for this lamp. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows this exact number, you can order with confidence that it is the correct match.
How do I fit the replacement module?
Power off the projector and allow it to cool fully before opening the lamp access panel. Remove the securing screws, slide the old module out, fit the new one, then replace the screws and panel before switching the projector back on.
When the MC.JPE11.00B is described as original, what does that actually promise?
It means the lamp and housing match the specification Acer set for the projector under this part number, rather than a generic bulb fitted into a different housing shape. Ordering by the exact code on your old lamp is the surest way to get a proper fit.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
How many Acer projectors use the MC.JPE11.00B lamp?
This lamp covers close to forty Acer models across several series, including the P1150, P1250, DX120, MW130 and X1223H ranges. Check your exact model number against the full compatibility list, since Acer reused this lamp across many different projector designs.
Will I handle a loose bulb at any point when installing the MC.JPE11.00B?
No. It is a lamp-with-module unit, so the bulb comes already fitted inside its housing; you remove the old module as a complete piece and fit the new one in its place.
Is the MC.JPE11.00B ever sold under a second code?
No, MC.JPE11.00B is the only code listed for this lamp. If your old lamp or projector documentation shows this exact number, you can order with confidence that it is the correct match.
How do I fit the replacement module?
Power off the projector and allow it to cool fully before opening the lamp access panel. Remove the securing screws, slide the old module out, fit the new one, then replace the screws and panel before switching the projector back on.
When the MC.JPE11.00B is described as original, what does that actually promise?
It means the lamp and housing match the specification Acer set for the projector under this part number, rather than a generic bulb fitted into a different housing shape. Ordering by the exact code on your old lamp is the surest way to get a proper fit.
Other Acer 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.
