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SEATTLEX30N-930 projector lamp with module
Fits 10 projector models from Acto · Boxlight · Jector.
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SEATTLEX30N-930 is a housed lamp module built for the Boxlight Seattle X26N and SEATTLE X30N ranges, the ProjectorWrite2 and Projector Write 2 models, the Acto LX610 and the Jector S25. Rated at 230 watts with a 2000-hour life, it covers ten projectors sold under three different brand names for what is largely the same platform.
Older stock may carry the code Seattle X26N-930, sometimes marked SHP, or simply X26N-930, all of which point to this same lamp. Since Acto, Boxlight and Jector versions of these projectors share a common design, check your model name carefully rather than assuming the brand alone determines the right lamp.
At a glance
- Wattage — 230 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08073
- Compatibility — 10 projector models
Common questions
Does the Jector S25 take the same lamp as the Boxlight Seattle X30N?
Yes, SEATTLEX30N-930 covers both, along with the Acto LX610 and several Boxlight ProjectorWrite and Seattle models. These projectors share a common lamp platform across the three brands.
What does the SHP marking on Seattle X26N-930 mean?
SHP refers to the lamp technology used inside some versions of this bulb. Seattle X26N-930 (SHP) and Seattle X26N-930 without the marking both refer to the same lamp as SEATTLEX30N-930.
How many projectors does this lamp code cover?
SEATTLEX30N-930 is listed against ten projectors across Acto, Boxlight and Jector, including the Seattle X26N, SEATTLE X30N, ProjectorWrite2 and ProjectoWrite2 spellings, the Acto LX610 and the Jector S25.
Does SEATTLEX30N-930 replace the housing along with the bulb?
Yes, SEATTLEX30N-930 is a complete module, with the bulb already mounted in its housing. It is fitted as a single unit rather than requiring the old housing to be reused.
Why do some projector names on this list look slightly different?
Some models appear under slightly different names, such as Boxlight ProjectorWrite2 and ProjectoWrite2, or Seattle X26N and SEATTLE X30N. Check your projector's rating label directly rather than relying on the model name alone.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Does the Jector S25 take the same lamp as the Boxlight Seattle X30N?
Yes, SEATTLEX30N-930 covers both, along with the Acto LX610 and several Boxlight ProjectorWrite and Seattle models. These projectors share a common lamp platform across the three brands.
What does the SHP marking on Seattle X26N-930 mean?
SHP refers to the lamp technology used inside some versions of this bulb. Seattle X26N-930 (SHP) and Seattle X26N-930 without the marking both refer to the same lamp as SEATTLEX30N-930.
How many projectors does this lamp code cover?
SEATTLEX30N-930 is listed against ten projectors across Acto, Boxlight and Jector, including the Seattle X26N, SEATTLE X30N, ProjectorWrite2 and ProjectoWrite2 spellings, the Acto LX610 and the Jector S25.
Does SEATTLEX30N-930 replace the housing along with the bulb?
Yes, SEATTLEX30N-930 is a complete module, with the bulb already mounted in its housing. It is fitted as a single unit rather than requiring the old housing to be reused.
Why do some projector names on this list look slightly different?
Some models appear under slightly different names, such as Boxlight ProjectorWrite2 and ProjectoWrite2, or Seattle X26N and SEATTLE X30N. Check your projector's rating label directly rather than relying on the model name alone.
Other Acto 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.
