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P12-930 projector lamp with module
Fits 12 projector models from Boxlight.
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Boxlight's N12 and P12 projector range, spanning twelve model variants from the N12 BNW through to the P12 LTW, all take the P12-930 lamp. It arrives as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so fitting it does not involve opening up the old housing to reach the bulb inside. Twelve variants share this exact reference, so no separate code distinguishes the N12 from the P12 versions.
We list this lamp under a single reference, P12-930, across all twelve compatible model variants, since no separate code exists per model. Because the housing is included, there is no need to inspect or reuse the old one; simply remove the existing module and fit this one in its place.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11908
- Compatibility — 12 projector models
Common questions
Which Boxlight models take the P12-930 lamp?
It covers twelve variants across the N12 and P12 ranges, including the N12 BNW, N12 LNW, P12 BIW, P12 LIW and P12 LTW, among others.
How do I safely remove the old lamp module before fitting this one?
Unplug the projector and let it cool for at least thirty minutes, then release the catches on the lamp access panel before easing the old module out by its housing edges, avoiding contact with the glass.
What is the difference between the N12 and P12 model names?
Both are part of the same Boxlight projector family and share the identical P12-930 lamp; the letters after N12 or P12, such as LNW or LTW, denote different lens and brightness configurations.
Is the housing already fitted to my projector reused with this module?
No, this listing includes a new housing along with the bulb, so the old lamp and housing assembly is removed as one piece and this module is fitted in its place.
How do Boxlight N12 projectors signal a tired P12-930?
Watch for a dimmer or flickering picture, or a lamp indicator light on the projector body; those are the usual signs that P12-930 has reached the end of its working life.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which Boxlight models take the P12-930 lamp?
It covers twelve variants across the N12 and P12 ranges, including the N12 BNW, N12 LNW, P12 BIW, P12 LIW and P12 LTW, among others.
How do I safely remove the old lamp module before fitting this one?
Unplug the projector and let it cool for at least thirty minutes, then release the catches on the lamp access panel before easing the old module out by its housing edges, avoiding contact with the glass.
What is the difference between the N12 and P12 model names?
Both are part of the same Boxlight projector family and share the identical P12-930 lamp; the letters after N12 or P12, such as LNW or LTW, denote different lens and brightness configurations.
Is the housing already fitted to my projector reused with this module?
No, this listing includes a new housing along with the bulb, so the old lamp and housing assembly is removed as one piece and this module is fitted in its place.
How do Boxlight N12 projectors signal a tired P12-930?
Watch for a dimmer or flickering picture, or a lamp indicator light on the projector body; those are the usual signs that P12-930 has reached the end of its working life.
Other Boxlight 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.
