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SP-LAMP-006 projector lamp with module
Fits 19 projector models from Ask · Infocus · Panasonic.
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SP-LAMP-006 is one of the more widely shared lamps in our catalogue, covering the Ask C200, nineteen Infocus models including the LP650, DP-6500X and the ScreenPlay/SP7200 family, and the Panasonic PT-CW240 and PT-CW241R. Panasonic lists the same bulb under its own code, ET-LAC200, while Infocus and Ask use SP-LAMP-006.
If your projector is a Panasonic PT-CW240, you may see the lamp referred to as ET-LAC200, PT-CW240E or PT-CW240U rather than SP-LAMP-006; all four codes refer to the same lamp on our records, so order using whichever is printed on your unit. This listing supplies it as a complete module with housing included.
At a glance
- Wattage — 250 W
- Rated life — 1,500 hours
- Type — Projector Lamp with Module
- SKU — LA-09857
- Compatibility — 19 projector models
Common questions
Why does a Panasonic projector need an Infocus-coded lamp?
Panasonic's PT-CW240 and PT-CW241R use the same underlying lamp as the Ask C200 and a wide range of Infocus models, though Panasonic sells it under its own code, ET-LAC200. SP-LAMP-006 and ET-LAC200 refer to the same bulb on our records.
What is ET-LAC200 and how does it relate to SP-LAMP-006?
ET-LAC200 is Panasonic's own code for the identical lamp listed here as SP-LAMP-006. If your projector is a Panasonic PT-CW240 or PT-CW241R, either code should bring up this same product.
My Panasonic projector's lamp is marked PT-CW240E, is that the same part?
Yes, PT-CW240E and PT-CW240U are both listed as alternative codes for this identical lamp, alongside SP-LAMP-006 and ET-LAC200, so any of the four should match this product.
With nineteen Infocus projectors listed, how do I check mine is covered?
Match your projector's exact model name, such as LP650, DP-6500X or one of the ScreenPlay or SP7200-series units, against the full compatibility list on this page, since SP-LAMP-006 spans a broad range built on shared hardware.
Does the Ask C200 use the same lamp specification as the Infocus and Panasonic models?
Yes, the Ask C200 takes the identical 250-watt, 1,500-hour SP-LAMP-006 lamp shared across the Infocus and Panasonic models listed here, with no difference in specification.
This is a complete module — bulb already seated in its housing, so it drops straight in.
Why does a Panasonic projector need an Infocus-coded lamp?
Panasonic's PT-CW240 and PT-CW241R use the same underlying lamp as the Ask C200 and a wide range of Infocus models, though Panasonic sells it under its own code, ET-LAC200. SP-LAMP-006 and ET-LAC200 refer to the same bulb on our records.
What is ET-LAC200 and how does it relate to SP-LAMP-006?
ET-LAC200 is Panasonic's own code for the identical lamp listed here as SP-LAMP-006. If your projector is a Panasonic PT-CW240 or PT-CW241R, either code should bring up this same product.
My Panasonic projector's lamp is marked PT-CW240E, is that the same part?
Yes, PT-CW240E and PT-CW240U are both listed as alternative codes for this identical lamp, alongside SP-LAMP-006 and ET-LAC200, so any of the four should match this product.
With nineteen Infocus projectors listed, how do I check mine is covered?
Match your projector's exact model name, such as LP650, DP-6500X or one of the ScreenPlay or SP7200-series units, against the full compatibility list on this page, since SP-LAMP-006 spans a broad range built on shared hardware.
Does the Ask C200 use the same lamp specification as the Infocus and Panasonic models?
Yes, the Ask C200 takes the identical 250-watt, 1,500-hour SP-LAMP-006 lamp shared across the Infocus and Panasonic models listed here, with no difference in specification.
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.
