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Sim2 DOMINO 35H bare projector lamp
Fits 1 projector model from Sim2.
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The Sim2 DOMINO 35H uses a single bare burner that we list against the projector itself, since no manufacturer part number is published for this lamp. Buyers replacing the bulb in their DOMINO 35H should match the fitting and connector of their existing burner rather than search for a part code that does not exist for this model.
Because there is no part number to check, ordering the right lamp for a DOMINO 35H comes down to confirming the projector model on the unit itself before you buy. This is a bare burner only, so the housing from your current lamp stays in the projector and the old bulb is swapped out inside it.
At a glance
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-10287
- Compatibility — 1 projector models
Common questions
With no Sim2 code shown, how is this DOMINO 35H lamp identified?
We list this lamp by the projector it fits, the Sim2 DOMINO 35H, rather than by a manufacturer code. Some Sim2 lamps do not carry a published part number, so the projector model itself is the safest way to identify the correct burner.
Should I keep my DOMINO 35H's old housing when this lamp arrives?
Yes. This is a bare lamp, so it ships as the burner alone for fitting inside the housing already installed in your DOMINO 35H. Keep the old housing and cage, and transfer only the bulb assembly across when you replace it.
How do I know this fits my projector?
Check the model plate on your projector or its on-screen information menu against DOMINO 35H before ordering. Since this lamp is identified by projector model rather than a part code, matching the exact model name is the key step.
Will the lamp timer need resetting after fitting?
Most Sim2 projectors, including the DOMINO 35H, track lamp hours and expect a reset once a new burner is fitted. The reset option is usually found in the lamp or maintenance section of the on-screen menu.
Is a generic photo used for this listing normal?
Yes. Some lamps in our catalogue, including this one, use a generic photo because no dedicated product image exists for the DOMINO 35H burner. The specification and fitment information given here are still accurate to this listing.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
With no Sim2 code shown, how is this DOMINO 35H lamp identified?
We list this lamp by the projector it fits, the Sim2 DOMINO 35H, rather than by a manufacturer code. Some Sim2 lamps do not carry a published part number, so the projector model itself is the safest way to identify the correct burner.
Should I keep my DOMINO 35H's old housing when this lamp arrives?
Yes. This is a bare lamp, so it ships as the burner alone for fitting inside the housing already installed in your DOMINO 35H. Keep the old housing and cage, and transfer only the bulb assembly across when you replace it.
How do I know this fits my projector?
Check the model plate on your projector or its on-screen information menu against DOMINO 35H before ordering. Since this lamp is identified by projector model rather than a part code, matching the exact model name is the key step.
Will the lamp timer need resetting after fitting?
Most Sim2 projectors, including the DOMINO 35H, track lamp hours and expect a reset once a new burner is fitted. The reset option is usually found in the lamp or maintenance section of the on-screen menu.
Is a generic photo used for this listing normal?
Yes. Some lamps in our catalogue, including this one, use a generic photo because no dedicated product image exists for the DOMINO 35H burner. The specification and fitment information given here are still accurate to this listing.
Other Sim2 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.
