GENUINE OEM INSIDER9829130 projector lamp with module for Barco projectors
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R9829130 projector lamp module

Fits 1 projector model from Barco.

SKU LA-08147 · MPN R9829130

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R9829130 is listed against one projector only, Barco's 575 W MH 5000 Series, and the '575 W' in that name is part of how Barco branded the series rather than a wattage figure recorded for this lamp. No hours rating is on file either, so the projector name itself is the detail to confirm before ordering. It is supplied as a complete module.

There is no alternative code for this part beyond R9829130, so treat that number as the reference when checking your existing module or your projector's parts list. Fitting a complete module into the 5000 Series means releasing the old cartridge as a unit and sliding this one into its place, rather than handling a separate bulb and housing.

At a glance

  • Type — Projector Lamp with Module
  • SKU — LA-08147
  • Compatibility — 1 projector models

Common questions

Is the 575 W figure a confirmed spec for this lamp?
No, it is part of Barco's own naming for the 5000 Series projector rather than a wattage we have verified for R9829130, so we have not stated a spec on this listing.

Does R9829130 fit any other Barco series?
We list it against the 575 W MH 5000 Series only, so that is the projector name to check against your unit before ordering this replacement module.

Is the module supplied with everything needed to fit it?
It comes as a complete lamp and housing assembly, so no separate housing purchase is required alongside it, and the whole cartridge is fitted as a single unit.

What should I look for on my old module before ordering a replacement?
Check the part number printed on it against R9829130, and confirm your projector is the 5000 Series rather than a related Barco large-venue model with a similar name.

Are there any risks in handling a used lamp module during removal?
Yes, allow the projector to cool fully first, and handle the old module by its housing rather than any exposed glass, since spent lamps can still be fragile.

At a glance
TYPEmodule
SKULA-08147
COMPATIBILITY1 models
SHIPPINGFree worldwide

This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.

§ Common questions

Is the 575 W figure a confirmed spec for this lamp?

No, it is part of Barco's own naming for the 5000 Series projector rather than a wattage we have verified for R9829130, so we have not stated a spec on this listing.

Does R9829130 fit any other Barco series?

We list it against the 575 W MH 5000 Series only, so that is the projector name to check against your unit before ordering this replacement module.

Is the module supplied with everything needed to fit it?

It comes as a complete lamp and housing assembly, so no separate housing purchase is required alongside it, and the whole cartridge is fitted as a single unit.

What should I look for on my old module before ordering a replacement?

Check the part number printed on it against R9829130, and confirm your projector is the 5000 Series rather than a related Barco large-venue model with a similar name.

Are there any risks in handling a used lamp module during removal?

Yes, allow the projector to cool fully first, and handle the old module by its housing rather than any exposed glass, since spent lamps can still be fragile.