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SEATTLEX40N-930 projector lamp module
Fits 1 projector model from Boxlight.
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Boxlight's SEATTLE X40N is a single-model fit for SEATTLEX40N-930, offered here as a complete module rather than a bare bulb. The lamp itself runs at 245 watts and carries a 3,000-hour rating, and the housing arrives already built around it, so the whole unit swaps into the lamp bay together.
SEATTLEX40N-930 is the only code we have found for this lamp, whether bought as a module or as the bare bulb sold separately. Choosing the module makes sense if your existing housing shows cracking, a loose fit, or damaged connector pins, since replacing both the bulb and housing together avoids fitting a new bulb into a tired cage.
At a glance
- Wattage — 245 W
- Rated life — 3,000 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-08548
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
Should I buy this module version or the bare bulb for my X40N?
The module is worth choosing if your existing housing is damaged or its connectors feel loose; if the housing is still in good shape, the bare bulb version of SEATTLEX40N-930 is the simpler option.
Does the housing come pre-fitted on this module?
Yes, the housing is already built around the SEATTLEX40N-930 bulb, so there is no need to transfer anything from your old lamp; the complete unit goes straight into the lamp bay.
Why does the SEATTLE X40N have such a high hour rating compared to other Boxlight lamps?
The 3,000-hour figure is simply the rating specified for this particular lamp; different models are built to different lamp-life targets, and this one happens to run longer than many 2,000-hour lamps we list.
What should I check before fitting the new module?
Make sure the projector is switched off and has cooled down, and take a look at how the old module sits in the bay so the new SEATTLEX40N-930 module goes in the same way.
Is there a separate housing sold for this lamp if mine is still good?
Yes, we also list a bare version of SEATTLEX40N-930 without housing, intended for exactly that situation, where only the bulb itself needs replacing rather than the whole assembly.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Should I buy this module version or the bare bulb for my X40N?
The module is worth choosing if your existing housing is damaged or its connectors feel loose; if the housing is still in good shape, the bare bulb version of SEATTLEX40N-930 is the simpler option.
Does the housing come pre-fitted on this module?
Yes, the housing is already built around the SEATTLEX40N-930 bulb, so there is no need to transfer anything from your old lamp; the complete unit goes straight into the lamp bay.
Why does the SEATTLE X40N have such a high hour rating compared to other Boxlight lamps?
The 3,000-hour figure is simply the rating specified for this particular lamp; different models are built to different lamp-life targets, and this one happens to run longer than many 2,000-hour lamps we list.
What should I check before fitting the new module?
Make sure the projector is switched off and has cooled down, and take a look at how the old module sits in the bay so the new SEATTLEX40N-930 module goes in the same way.
Is there a separate housing sold for this lamp if mine is still good?
Yes, we also list a bare version of SEATTLEX40N-930 without housing, intended for exactly that situation, where only the bulb itself needs replacing rather than the whole assembly.
Other Boxlight 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.
