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SP-LAMP-005 bare projector lamp
Fits 6 projector models from Ask · Boxlight · Geha · Infocus · Proxima.
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Five brands rely on SP-LAMP-005 across six projectors: the Ask C40 and P5, the Boxlight SP-45m, the Geha compact 105, the Infocus LP240 and the Proxima DP-2000S. The lamp runs at 132 watts and carries a 2,000-hour rating, and every one of these older projectors takes the identical bare bulb.
No alternative part number has come to light for this lamp, so SP-LAMP-005 is the code to check against your existing lamp or projector manual. It is supplied as a bare bulb without housing, so it fits into the lamp cage already inside your Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus or Proxima projector rather than arriving as a full module.
At a glance
- Wattage — 132 W
- Rated life — 2,000 hours
- Type — Bare Projector Lamp
- SKU — LA-08114
- Compatibility — 6 projector models
Common questions
How can one lamp fit projectors from five completely different brands?
Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus and Proxima each sold a rebadged version of the same underlying projector design, so the lamp bay and bulb, SP-LAMP-005, are identical across all six models.
Is a housing part of this order?
No, SP-LAMP-005 is a bare bulb only, so the housing that is already fitted inside your Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus or Proxima projector stays in place.
Are there other numbers I should check on my old lamp?
We have not found this lamp reissued under a different code, so SP-LAMP-005 printed on your old lamp or in your projector's manual is what confirms the match.
My projector is a Geha compact 105, will this definitely fit?
Yes, the Geha compact 105 is one of the six confirmed projectors for this lamp, alongside the Ask C40, Ask P5, Boxlight SP-45m, Infocus LP240 and Proxima DP-2000S.
What's a sensible point to replace this lamp?
Once the picture has dimmed noticeably or the projector has been in use for close to its 2,000-hour rating, most owners find it's time to fit a fresh SP-LAMP-005.
This is a bare lamp — the bulb only. You reuse the housing already fitted in your projector.
How can one lamp fit projectors from five completely different brands?
Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus and Proxima each sold a rebadged version of the same underlying projector design, so the lamp bay and bulb, SP-LAMP-005, are identical across all six models.
Is a housing part of this order?
No, SP-LAMP-005 is a bare bulb only, so the housing that is already fitted inside your Ask, Boxlight, Geha, Infocus or Proxima projector stays in place.
Are there other numbers I should check on my old lamp?
We have not found this lamp reissued under a different code, so SP-LAMP-005 printed on your old lamp or in your projector's manual is what confirms the match.
My projector is a Geha compact 105, will this definitely fit?
Yes, the Geha compact 105 is one of the six confirmed projectors for this lamp, alongside the Ask C40, Ask P5, Boxlight SP-45m, Infocus LP240 and Proxima DP-2000S.
What's a sensible point to replace this lamp?
Once the picture has dimmed noticeably or the projector has been in use for close to its 2,000-hour rating, most owners find it's time to fit a fresh SP-LAMP-005.
Other Ask 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.
