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RUNCO-SC60D-LAMP bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Runco.
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This bare lamp is made for a single projector, the Signature Cinema SC-60d, and is sold under the code RUNCO-SC60D-LAMP. Rather than replacing the housing, it supplies only the bulb, which is fitted into the carrier already built into the projector.
A complete module, including a new housing, is listed separately under the same code for anyone who needs one. Since no alternative part numbers exist for this bulb, RUNCO-SC60D-LAMP is the single detail to check against your projector's current lamp.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10094
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Why does this bare bulb cost more than the module version?
Pricing for the bare bulb and the complete module are set independently, so the bare version is not automatically the cheaper option for the SC-60d.
Will I need to remove the old housing to fit this?
No, the housing stays inside the projector. You are only replacing the bulb itself, which is lifted from the old housing and the new one seated in its place.
How do I know if the SC-60d's housing needs replacing instead?
Look for cracking, discolouration or a burnt smell around the housing itself. If any of these are present, the complete module option is likely the better choice.
Is it normal for lamp prices to vary this much between listings?
Yes, projector lamps are priced individually according to the part itself, so price differences between a bare bulb and a housed module for the same projector are expected.
What's the safest way to remove the old bulb before fitting this one?
Let the projector cool fully, then release the housing catch as described in your manual and lift the old bulb out by its base rather than pulling on the glass.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
Why does this bare bulb cost more than the module version?
Pricing for the bare bulb and the complete module are set independently, so the bare version is not automatically the cheaper option for the SC-60d.
Will I need to remove the old housing to fit this?
No, the housing stays inside the projector. You are only replacing the bulb itself, which is lifted from the old housing and the new one seated in its place.
How do I know if the SC-60d's housing needs replacing instead?
Look for cracking, discolouration or a burnt smell around the housing itself. If any of these are present, the complete module option is likely the better choice.
Is it normal for lamp prices to vary this much between listings?
Yes, projector lamps are priced individually according to the part itself, so price differences between a bare bulb and a housed module for the same projector are expected.
What's the safest way to remove the old bulb before fitting this one?
Let the projector cool fully, then release the housing catch as described in your manual and lift the old bulb out by its base rather than pulling on the glass.
Other Runco 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.
