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R9832771 bare projector lamp
Fits 2 projector models from Barco.
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R9832771 carries a 370-watt bulb rated for 1,500 hours and ships bare, without a housing, for the Barco PFWU-51B and PFWX-51B. No photograph exists for this listing, so we cannot describe its appearance, but the specification and fit are confirmed against these two projector models.
A module version of this same lamp, housing included, is also listed separately under the identical R9832771 code for anyone whose existing cage needs replacing too. Choose this bare listing if your housing is still sound, since it lets you replace just the bulb at lower cost.
At a glance
- Wattage — 370 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08197
- Compatibility — 2 projector models
Common questions
What wattage and rated life does this lamp have?
It runs at 370 watts with a rated life of 1,500 hours, a figure describing typical performance rather than a fixed shut-off. Expect a gradual dimming as the lamp nears that mark rather than a sudden failure.
Why are there two listings both called R9832771?
One is this bare-bulb version for reusing your existing housing, and the other is the module version with a new housing included. Both share the same lamp code because it is the identical bulb; the difference is whether the housing is supplied.
Does the PFWU-51B use a different lamp from the PFWX-51B?
No, both are listed against this same R9832771 code, so one listing covers either model, and there is no need to buy a separate bulb for each variant of this projector.
How should I handle this bulb during fitting?
Let the projector cool completely first, and avoid touching the glass envelope with bare skin, since oils left behind can weaken it once the lamp is running. Hold it by the base wherever possible.
When should I plan to order a replacement?
Watch for a steady drop in brightness or a lamp-life warning on the projector itself, since output fades gradually across a lamp's working life rather than cutting out without notice.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
What wattage and rated life does this lamp have?
It runs at 370 watts with a rated life of 1,500 hours, a figure describing typical performance rather than a fixed shut-off. Expect a gradual dimming as the lamp nears that mark rather than a sudden failure.
Why are there two listings both called R9832771?
One is this bare-bulb version for reusing your existing housing, and the other is the module version with a new housing included. Both share the same lamp code because it is the identical bulb; the difference is whether the housing is supplied.
Does the PFWU-51B use a different lamp from the PFWX-51B?
No, both are listed against this same R9832771 code, so one listing covers either model, and there is no need to buy a separate bulb for each variant of this projector.
How should I handle this bulb during fitting?
Let the projector cool completely first, and avoid touching the glass envelope with bare skin, since oils left behind can weaken it once the lamp is running. Hold it by the base wherever possible.
When should I plan to order a replacement?
Watch for a steady drop in brightness or a lamp-life warning on the projector itself, since output fades gradually across a lamp's working life rather than cutting out without notice.
Other Barco 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.
