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NP29LP Projector Lamp with Module
Fits 14 projector models from NEC.
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NP29LP is the lamp module for NEC's M-series meeting-room projectors: the M362W, M362WS, M362X, M362XS, M363W and M363X, along with their NP-prefixed export equivalents. It runs a 250-watt bulb rated for 3,500 hours and arrives as a complete module, so the bulb, reflector and housing are already assembled together.
Some documentation lists this same lamp as NP-M363WJD rather than NP29LP - both point to the identical part, so check whichever code appears on your unit. The WS and XS suffixes across this range (M362WS, M362XS) denote short-throw versions, which still take this same module despite the different lens.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 3,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09592
- Compatibility — 14 projector models
Common questions
Does the short-throw M362WS use a different lamp to the standard M362W?
No. The WS suffix on M362WS and M362XS refers to a short-throw lens configuration, not a different lamp - both the standard and short-throw M362 and M363 models use the same NP29LP module.
What is NP-M363WJD and is it a separate product?
NP-M363WJD is an alternative code for this same lamp, likely tied to a specific export or regional listing of the M363W projector, rather than a different part. Ordering by NP29LP or NP-M363WJD gets you the same module.
How do I reset the lamp hour counter on an NEC M-series projector?
The M-series menu system includes a lamp usage or reset option, usually under a setup or maintenance tab, which should be run after fitting a new module so the on-screen hour count and any lamp warning start again from zero.
Is this a full module or do I need to fit the bulb into my existing housing?
It is a full module - the 250-watt bulb comes pre-fitted into its housing, so you replace the assembly as a single unit rather than handling or fitting the bare bulb yourself.
What is the difference between the M362 and M363 ranges?
Both ranges share the same lamp and are part of NEC's M-series meeting-room projectors, differing mainly in resolution and brightness specification between the W (widescreen) and X (standard) model variants rather than in the lamp they take.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the short-throw M362WS use a different lamp to the standard M362W?
No. The WS suffix on M362WS and M362XS refers to a short-throw lens configuration, not a different lamp - both the standard and short-throw M362 and M363 models use the same NP29LP module.
What is NP-M363WJD and is it a separate product?
NP-M363WJD is an alternative code for this same lamp, likely tied to a specific export or regional listing of the M363W projector, rather than a different part. Ordering by NP29LP or NP-M363WJD gets you the same module.
How do I reset the lamp hour counter on an NEC M-series projector?
The M-series menu system includes a lamp usage or reset option, usually under a setup or maintenance tab, which should be run after fitting a new module so the on-screen hour count and any lamp warning start again from zero.
Is this a full module or do I need to fit the bulb into my existing housing?
It is a full module - the 250-watt bulb comes pre-fitted into its housing, so you replace the assembly as a single unit rather than handling or fitting the bare bulb yourself.
What is the difference between the M362 and M363 ranges?
Both ranges share the same lamp and are part of NEC's M-series meeting-room projectors, differing mainly in resolution and brightness specification between the W (widescreen) and X (standard) model variants rather than in the lamp they take.
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.
