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MT70LP projector lamp with module
Fits 7 projector models from Dukane · NEC.
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MT70LP is rated at 300 watts with a 2000 hour life and fits seven projectors: Dukane's 456-8946 and Image Pro 8946, and NEC's 50025482, MT1070, MT1075, MT1075G and MT1075J. It is supplied as a complete lamp and housing, so the bulb arrives already seated inside its module ready to fit.
Dukane also lists this lamp as Imagepro8946 in some references, so that code on your current unit still matches MT70LP. At 300 watts, this is one of the higher-output lamps in the catalogue, so it is worth checking your projector's vents are clear of dust when fitting the replacement.
At a glance
- Wattage — 300 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08852
- Compatibility — 7 projector models
Common questions
What is the difference between MT1075 and MT1075G?
Both use the identical MT70LP lamp; the G suffix denotes a regional variant of the same NEC projector rather than a different lamp requirement, so ordering either model name is fine.
Does the code Imagepro8946 refer to a different lamp?
No, it is Dukane's own reference for this same MT70LP lamp, used alongside the primary 456-8946 code, so either one on your old unit confirms the correct part.
How many projectors in total take MT70LP?
Seven, split between two Dukane references for the Image Pro 8946 and five NEC codes covering the MT1070 and MT1075 range, all sharing this same 300 watt lamp.
What wattage does MT70LP run at?
300 watts, with a 2000 hour rated life, among the higher-output lamps sold in this catalogue, so good projector ventilation is worth checking at fitting time.
Should I check the projector's ventilation before fitting a higher wattage lamp?
It is a sensible precaution. Clearing dust from the vents and filter helps a 300 watt lamp run at its rated life rather than overheating prematurely.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
What is the difference between MT1075 and MT1075G?
Both use the identical MT70LP lamp; the G suffix denotes a regional variant of the same NEC projector rather than a different lamp requirement, so ordering either model name is fine.
Does the code Imagepro8946 refer to a different lamp?
No, it is Dukane's own reference for this same MT70LP lamp, used alongside the primary 456-8946 code, so either one on your old unit confirms the correct part.
How many projectors in total take MT70LP?
Seven, split between two Dukane references for the Image Pro 8946 and five NEC codes covering the MT1070 and MT1075 range, all sharing this same 300 watt lamp.
What wattage does MT70LP run at?
300 watts, with a 2000 hour rated life, among the higher-output lamps sold in this catalogue, so good projector ventilation is worth checking at fitting time.
Should I check the projector's ventilation before fitting a higher wattage lamp?
It is a sensible precaution. Clearing dust from the vents and filter helps a 300 watt lamp run at its rated life rather than overheating prematurely.
Other Dukane 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.
