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NP12LP bare projector lamp
Fits 11 projector models from NEC.
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NP12LP is the bare lamp behind NEC's high-output PX550X+, PX620X+ and NP4100 range, which includes the NP4100J, NP4100W, NP4100WJ and the -09ZL variant among eleven listed models. At 280W, it's one of the higher-wattage lamps in NEC's line-up, rated for 2000 hours. It's supplied as the bulb alone, without a housing.
Given the 280W rating, this lamp runs hotter than most of NEC's other projector lamps, so let it cool fully before handling and avoid touching the glass with bare skin when fitting it. NP12LP has no alternative part number attached, so it's a single, straightforward code to order by. It fits into the existing housing of any PX550X+, PX620X+ or NP4100-series projector without needing a new frame.
At a glance
- Wattage — 280 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-09613
- Compatibility — 11 projector models
Common questions
Why is NP12LP rated so much higher than other NEC lamps, at 280W?
The PX550X+, PX620X+ and NP4100 series are higher-output projectors, so they use a brighter, higher-wattage lamp than NEC's smaller meeting-room models. The extra wattage is part of what gives these projectors their output.
Does NP12LP come with a housing?
No, this is the bare lamp only. It's fitted into the housing already installed in your PX550X+, PX620X+ or NP4100-series projector, rather than replacing that housing too.
Are there other part numbers for NP12LP I should watch for?
No, NEC lists this lamp under a single code. There's no alternative number attached to this particular part, so NP12LP is the only code you need to check.
Which NP4100 variants use NP12LP?
The NP4100, NP4100+, NP4100J, NP4100W, NP4100WJ and the NP4100-09ZL all take this lamp, alongside the PX550X+ and PX620X+ models in NEC's higher-output projector range, all sharing the identical bare bulb.
Any special care needed when fitting a 280W lamp like this?
Let the old lamp cool completely before removing it, since higher-wattage bulbs retain heat longer. Handle the new bulb by its base and keep bare fingers off the glass.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why is NP12LP rated so much higher than other NEC lamps, at 280W?
The PX550X+, PX620X+ and NP4100 series are higher-output projectors, so they use a brighter, higher-wattage lamp than NEC's smaller meeting-room models. The extra wattage is part of what gives these projectors their output.
Does NP12LP come with a housing?
No, this is the bare lamp only. It's fitted into the housing already installed in your PX550X+, PX620X+ or NP4100-series projector, rather than replacing that housing too.
Are there other part numbers for NP12LP I should watch for?
No, NEC lists this lamp under a single code. There's no alternative number attached to this particular part, so NP12LP is the only code you need to check.
Which NP4100 variants use NP12LP?
The NP4100, NP4100+, NP4100J, NP4100W, NP4100WJ and the NP4100-09ZL all take this lamp, alongside the PX550X+ and PX620X+ models in NEC's higher-output projector range, all sharing the identical bare bulb.
Any special care needed when fitting a 280W lamp like this?
Let the old lamp cool completely before removing it, since higher-wattage bulbs retain heat longer. Handle the new bulb by its base and keep bare fingers off the glass.
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.
