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Projection 114-229 projector lamp with module
Fits 3 projector models from Digital.
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Projection 114-229 is the module version of the lamp fitted to the Digital Projection E-Vision 7500, E-Vision WUXGA 7500 and E-Vision WXGA 7500. Supplied with its own housing, it can be swapped in as a complete unit, which suits anyone who would rather not handle the bare bulb directly.
All three E-Vision 7500 variants share this one lamp reference, so there is no need to track down a model-specific code. As a module rather than a bare lamp, the old housing can simply be discarded once the new assembly is fitted, since nothing from it is reused.
At a glance
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-11119
- Compatibility — 3 projector models
Common questions
Which E-Vision 7500 models use this lamp?
The E-Vision 7500, E-Vision WUXGA 7500 and E-Vision WXGA 7500 all use the same Projection 114-229 module, so this single listing covers all three variants.
Does this come as a complete module or just the bulb?
It's supplied as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so the whole assembly is swapped out. There is no bare-bulb-only version listed for this reference.
What's involved in swapping this lamp over?
Once the projector has cooled, the lamp compartment is opened, the old module is unclipped, and the new one is slotted in and secured the same way. No wiring or calibration is normally required.
What are the signs this lamp needs changing?
A noticeably dimmer picture, flickering, or a warning message from the projector itself are the usual indicators. Replacing the module at that point brings the image back to its expected brightness.
Is this the same lamp the projector shipped with?
It is built to the same specification as the lamp the E-Vision 7500 range left the factory with, matching the fitting, wattage and housing design rather than being an approximate substitute.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Which E-Vision 7500 models use this lamp?
The E-Vision 7500, E-Vision WUXGA 7500 and E-Vision WXGA 7500 all use the same Projection 114-229 module, so this single listing covers all three variants.
Does this come as a complete module or just the bulb?
It's supplied as a complete module, bulb and housing together, so the whole assembly is swapped out. There is no bare-bulb-only version listed for this reference.
What's involved in swapping this lamp over?
Once the projector has cooled, the lamp compartment is opened, the old module is unclipped, and the new one is slotted in and secured the same way. No wiring or calibration is normally required.
What are the signs this lamp needs changing?
A noticeably dimmer picture, flickering, or a warning message from the projector itself are the usual indicators. Replacing the module at that point brings the image back to its expected brightness.
Is this the same lamp the projector shipped with?
It is built to the same specification as the lamp the E-Vision 7500 range left the factory with, matching the fitting, wattage and housing design rather than being an approximate substitute.
Other Digital 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.
