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HD7300 bare projector lamp

Fits 1 projector model from Optoma.

SKU LA-09799 · MPN Optoma HD7300 · 250 W · 3,000 h

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This bulb has no separate manufacturer part number of its own, so we identify it by the projector it fits: the Optoma HD7300. Rated at 250 watts for 3,000 hours, it is supplied bare, for fitting into the housing your projector already has.

Because there is no printed part code to check, confirming the HD7300 name on your projector's case or rear panel is the most direct way to make sure this is the right bulb. Fit it into the existing cage once the old bulb has been removed, handling the new one by its base rather than the glass.

At a glance

  • Wattage — 250 W
  • Rated life — 3,000 hours
  • Type — Bare Projector Lamp
  • SKU — LA-09799
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

Why is this lamp listed by projector name instead of a part code?
Some Optoma lamps were never issued under a separate manufacturer code, so we reference the projector they fit directly. For this listing that is the HD7300.

Does this bulb fit other Optoma HD-series projectors too?
No, this listing is specific to the HD7300 rather than the wider HD range, so check your model name carefully before ordering, since other HD-prefixed models use different lamps.

Is this HD7300 replacement a housed module or the glass alone?
The glass alone. It is a bare bulb, supplied without housing, for fitting into the cage that already came with your HD7300, provided that housing and its connector are still undamaged.

What run time can the HD7300's bulb deliver?
It carries a rating of 3,000 hours, though actual lamp life depends on brightness settings and how often the projector is powered on and off.

What is the safest way to remove the old bulb from an HD7300?
Unplug the projector and let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment. Support the old bulb by its base as you release it from the cage, rather than pulling on the glass.

At a glance
TYPEbare
WATTAGE250 W
RATED LIFE3,000 h
SKULA-09799
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

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

§ Common questions

Why is this lamp listed by projector name instead of a part code?

Some Optoma lamps were never issued under a separate manufacturer code, so we reference the projector they fit directly. For this listing that is the HD7300.

Does this bulb fit other Optoma HD-series projectors too?

No, this listing is specific to the HD7300 rather than the wider HD range, so check your model name carefully before ordering, since other HD-prefixed models use different lamps.

Is this HD7300 replacement a housed module or the glass alone?

The glass alone. It is a bare bulb, supplied without housing, for fitting into the cage that already came with your HD7300, provided that housing and its connector are still undamaged.

What run time can the HD7300's bulb deliver?

It carries a rating of 3,000 hours, though actual lamp life depends on brightness settings and how often the projector is powered on and off.

What is the safest way to remove the old bulb from an HD7300?

Unplug the projector and let it cool fully before opening the lamp compartment. Support the old bulb by its base as you release it from the cage, rather than pulling on the glass.